I love cityscape images – and I think this is a gorgeous one of Kuala Lumpur.  Here’s a little background on it from the artist, azrolkassim:

not 1 of my best effort so far with SBM but im now a street artist.. haha.. enjoying the evening with a paint just makes my day. i was chilling at titawangsa while witnessing the beautiful urban scene. I love Kuala Lumpur. So guys, come n visit KL.

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I’m sorry it has been so long since I posted anything here – life has been very hectic.  I hope to get back in the swing of more regular posting now – and here’s a great way to start.

The image above is Poppy Field – done by our good friend Corliss Blakely using the ArtStudio iPad app.  I am very excited to see all the amazing art that will be created on the iPad.

For more of Corliss’ lovely work, go here: http://www.artistinvermont.com

And for more about the magical, revolutionary new iPad, check out our sister site here: http://justanotheripadblog.com/

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I’m finally catching up on my Inbox after weeks of having it clearly kicking my tail each day.  And that means I’ve also had a chance to catch up on some of the approaches from more great iPhone artists.

Today I wanted to share  an artwork done by Andrea Mdos – this one shown above, which is titled ‘Sofia’.

If you’d like to see more of Andrea’s iPhone art and photography, have a look at his site here:

http://www.wix.com/andream2/IphoneArt

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Over the last several months I’ve been continually astounded at the wonderful art being produced on iPhones, and have been discovering more and more amazingly talented artists who are embracing the medium.  One of my top, top favorites is la legra negra, or José Andrés Guijarro Ponce.

The image above is just one recent example of the many, many iPhone works of his that I love.  This one has caught my attention because the image itself is striking, and also because José Andrés has provided a brilliant four-step tutorial on how he produced it.

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Here’s a fun, and impressive, image for the long weekend.  Grodenaue contacted us to share this one – which is his *first* drawing using the Layers app!  Some first effort that – my only question is: what did the octopus do to lose out on equal billing? 

You can check out the video of the making of this one HERE, and Grodenaue’s full photostream HERE.

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This is one of those strange cases where I can say I liked the painting more than the movie (tee hee). Paul created this painting with the Brushes app, and I think it’s a great little piece. I love the play on words, but I’m also just really impressed by the detail and lettering. It really would make a great poster for the Futurama version of the movie

You can see more of Paul Kercal’s works at his website (although not all the works there were made on the iPod). Check it out!

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I’ve been meaning to post this one for ages – glad to finally get a chance.  I found out about this one via our good friend David Scott Leibowitz, via email. 

David let me know that this piece – titled simply ‘Typhoon Night in Taiwan’, was done right in the middle of that tragic event, by Yan Min Lee.  What a beautiful and powerful image – and all the more so knowing the photo was taken ‘live’ at the scene.  The image was also filtered with the Camerabag app. 

To see more of Yan Min Lee’s work, visit his Flickr photostream HERE.

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Somebody give this guy a hand!

And now for something completely different: the undead — who knew they could be so lovably cute?! If this is really how Evil looks, then it’s welcome to be a Resident on my computer (oh, god).

This is a pic from TooManyZombies.com. The artist’s bio is written in Zombienese, which really just looks like a lot of “uuuuuuurgh” and “aauuuuuuuuugh” to me. A quick google search showed that the artist seems to go by the name Dogg Thang, but I couldn’t get any more than that.

In any case, “Too Many Zombies” is definitely worth a look. The zombies are drawn at a rate of one per day using a finger and the Layers app and they each have hilarious little back stories. Did I mention how cute they look?

[Thanks for the tip, az.]

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A beautiful image of a far from beautiful scene.  I love the title of the image as well – ‘Cruelty Is Never Culture’.  It was done by José Andrés Guijarro Ponce, or la legra negra as he is known on Flickr, with the Brushes app.

I also like the message posted along with this piece:

Quien es cruel con los animales no puede ser buena persona". Schopenhauer
"La grandeza de una nación y su progreso moral pueden ser juzgados por la forma en que son tratados sus animales". Gandhi
No a la tortura y ejecución de animales inocentes.

To see more of le legra negra’s beautiful works, check out his Flickr stream HERE.

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Post tags: Brushes app for iPhone, iPhone art, le legra negra

Such a lovely image, with such a sad story behind it …

Last week millions of this friends dead burned in my country for a criminal hand. I cry for them.

In my home town, Austin, we are fortunate to have a very ‘green-conscious’ government – but even so, over the years I’ve lived here we’ve seen quite a few beautiful trees and fields cleared away to usher in another Walmart.

This one was done in the Layers app.  For more of Jose Andres’ iPhone work, see his Flickr page HERE.

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Post tags: iPhone art, Jose Andres Guijarro Ponce, la legra negra, Layers app

Patricio is another iPhone artist whose work I cannot help but admire every time I look at his Flickr stream, and all the many he contributes to (like this Layers gallery) – and he is very prolific, so there is lots to enjoy.

Love this image – particularly the colors and the subtly menacing look that suits the title well.   This one was done in the new Layers app, that David posted his Part 1 review on earlier today.

To enjoy tons more of Patricio’s work, check out his Flickr stream HERE.

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I posted recently on Steve John and his amazing iPhone art.   I enjoy seeing his new creations each day, and he is very prolific, so there’s lots to see.  Today I’ve been taking in some of his creations with the much-heralded new Layers application – like ‘Nature series’ shown above.

To admire more of Steve’s work with Layers, go HERE.  And for more of his iPhone art with various apps and tools visit HERE.

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