Mobile artist around the world can celebrate that the first full featured painting emulator for the iPad, ArtRage,has come to the iPhone. It’s special introductory price is only $ 0.99. Click here for details and download.
Watch this space for reviews and artwork. Whoohoo!
Spanish artist Xoan Baltar, illustrator and fingerpainter par excellence, was one of the first to kick off the iPhone art revolution in 2008. Now he has pushed the curve again by releasing a game entirely fingerprinted on the iPad.
You can download it to your iPhone or iPad here
Way to go Xoan!
Luis’ painting will become the new splash screen of SketchBook Mobile:
This might also mean, a significant update to SketchBook Mobile (iTunes) might be pending.
More impressive art by Luis is to be found in his flickr stream.
Joey Livingston is an avid fingerpainter who has been around quite a while, but to my own worries had turned a bit silent over the last weeks. Turns out he was busy with one of the most complete and impressing illustration projects done on the iPad that I’ve seen so far.
(I met Joey in a small café at the back of our minds for a little interview.)
Joey, you just relaunched your own website, Commotion Creative, completely illustrated on the iPad. What was your job in it?
I was the illustrator with the iPad.Actually, it was my task to oversee the whole project. I did all the illustration work, designed the look and feel of the site, and did much of the writing. Continue reading
Another great video by John Bavaro showing him painting a portrait on the iPhone, using Brushes.
The Fayum Portraits, reinterpreted on the Apple iPhone with the Brushes app, by John Bavaro. Fantastic technique.
John Halliday: “The media is trying to saying that the iPad is meant to deliver content not to create content. I disagree here is a movie made with iPad apps. Made on iPad with Voxel, Brushes and SilentFilm apps.”
"Fisholin" by Deborah McMillion (done using ZeusMobile)
Fingerpainter Deborah McMillion (known as Hotel Midnight on the flickr stream) has taken on a rather intriguing challenge: turning what she hears into something for all to see!
“Burry & Cannot: On Strings” by Benjamin Rabe. So often, Benjamin looks beyond his own stream of work to find great new fingerpaintings to post to the FP.it blog. I just could not allow for this little masterpiece to slip under the radar. So, yes, I am posting this extraordinary piece by B. Rabe himself as Painting of the Day!
