iPhone, iPad and iPod fingerpainting blog

“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! 

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Old Forest, by Susan Murtaugh

Beautiful use of the brushtips in Sketchbook Mobile by Susan Murtaugh.

By Susan Murtaugh, in Brushes and Sketchbook Mobile

Bernie Fuchs died.

iPhone photo 035., originally uploaded by SteveJohn.

A Photo, modified with Brushes. Looks like a paper model. More from SteveJohn here.

A Pretty Dress, originally uploaded by MiaBia_DC.

Mia Robinson has developed her very own technique, pure energy.

Singer, originally uploaded by Rino Larsen.

Totally stunning how Rino Larsen creates this fabric of lines and catches the light on it. Check out his other fingerpaintings, too.

The crossing, by Matthew Watkins

(Matthews voice from the off): “A coffee cup, tape, some thread, a broken souvlaki stick. “Spirits were high and sailing was smooth and slow, but soon enough the wind picked up. The waves grew tall. The little cup was tossed from crest to crest, to and fro. “Topper mouse called land ho! And they rejoiced. But the sea soon turned dark and a great vortex opened under their little cup.”

Inept bottle opener., originally uploaded by john todd halliday.

“It was that night, the inept bottle opener was asked to leave the kitchen. ” – John Todd Halliday tells funny kitchen stories; meet also Dish Soap Bob.

iPhone painting #32, originally uploaded by Magnus Blank.

I like Mangnus’ energetic style. More on his flickr stream.