Hi everybody. Now and then, i introduce here some face i like. It has a more conventional look than i mostly make. Still, it has tons of animations.
I like to go everywhere with my creations. Tell me what you think of it. I can handle it 
Ciao
Patrick
Oi amigo,
Estou encantado com essa tela, realmente ela é muito linda, cores, ponteiros, enfim sua arte é muito atraente de se ver…já deve ter ouvido muito isso mas, Parabéns ! !
Thanks Christian, you bring a smile on my face. Many thanks.
Ciao
Patrick
Poxa meu amigo que bom saber que lhe fiz bem, tenha certe que fui 100% sincero e falei de todo meu coração ! ! !
Abraço!
It is ineresting, but somehow I was not able to decypher the battery value.
Yes, definitely something else. You manage to come up with things that attract my attention 
But agree with Peter, the battery level is not too intuitive to understand.
Hi everybody. Thank you for reacting. I appreciate that.
Well the battery icons are here displayed clockwise. So i don’t need a progress circle to show them. The icon’s positioning on that clock, substitutes a progress bar (or two).
It is true, it is not so displaying a number or percentage. But numbers can also be boring, for me. If you imagine the progress circle, when the battery is at 75 %, the circle will position 75 % always at 9 o’clock, meaning 3/4 of 360 degrees.
In my face, the icon will position itself at 9 o’clock, instead of the progress circle. I hope i’m making myself clear. It is for me a way of adapting to be reading the battery without a progress circle or a number. It doesn’t matter so much to me, if its 55% or 58%. Perhaps i would even go further, to only display it, when it matters, under 20 %. 
I feel the progress bar is sometimes in my way, when i want the space to be free or used for something else, but still be informative. And as always i want to entertain myself mostly…
Something i must adapt, when the battery is full or empty, the icon stays at 12 o’clock. Perhaps a color could make that visually understandable.
Well, yes progress bars are not too exiting, although you can have fun with a progress circle.
For example take this as a seconds indicator on a circular path:
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The effect is that the circular progress bar grows in length.
For me, as a creator, battery level is important, since I may install and test a lot, so always in need to know the battery level.
Nicely spotted, correction underway!
True Tom. I sometimes use them as part of an arrow (adding a small triangle), and let these swing together, based on for example steps. Because we don’t have arrows as a standard object, i used some creative mind. With a little bit imagination, much goes or swings.
