Great portrait of one of England’s greatest players ever.
Done with the Brushes app on an iPad, by Kyle Lambert - with artistry that equals that of Beckham himself when taking a free kick. To see more of Kyle’s great artwork, go here:
http://www.kylelambert.co.uk/gallery/
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Walks with my dog are among my favorite parts of the day – so I love this image. My walks are in much less lively spots than the colorful scene above – but it looks like a nice scenic route to take.
Here is a little background on it, from the artist himself:
View from the Pearl Street Pedestrian Mall, Boulder, Colorado. Painted on the iPhone using the Brushes App.
To see more of Russ Croops’ iPhone artwork, check out his Flickr stream here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/rcroop/with/4881280900/
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Love the image and the artist’s description of it:
Van Gogh’s L’Arlesienne meets the world of today. Complete with cell phone, Kindle and laptop she fits right in.
To see more of Masha’s digital art, check out her blog here:
http://dartsketch.blogspot.com/
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Today I’m very happy to share some lovely iPad artwork from a fellow forum member at my favorite iPhone and ipad forum – geordisjd. Back in May, she posted some of her creations, all done within just one day of getting her iPad!
I’m a sucker for striking images of animals and luckily for me, they seem to be one of geordisjd’s favorite subjects. The image above is Daddy Goat. Hit the jump for a few more …
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Corliss Blakely is an accomplished and recognized artist, and she’s now receiving some much-deserved acclaim for her lovely iPad art. The UK’s Telegraph newspaper recently featured her work, noting that they could easily be mistaken for oil paintings or watercolors – despite having been created entirely with fingers and iPad apps such as Brushes and ArtStudio.
I’m happy to say that Corliss is also a very good friend of this site. She was even kind enough to create the site banner for this site for us.
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