How to choose an iPad Art App

After being featured at Macworld Expo 2011 in January, I approached the team at Macworld about writing a few articles about iPad Art. My idea was to answer many of the questions that I get asked about creating artwork on an iPad in a series of easy to follow getting started topics.

The first topic, which was posted today is called 'How to choose an iPad Art App', where I basically explain the differences between some of the more popular iPad Art apps and discuss the advantages and disadvantages of each.

I also created 7 brand new pieces of iPad art for this article using the Apps: Brushes, Sketchbook Pro 2, ArtRage, Art Studio, Eazel and InkPad.

You can check out the article below. For updates on future articles and to suggest ideas, you can follow me on Facebook or Twitter.

Updates

Article 1 - Choosing an iPad Art App

Article 2 - Understanding Brush Settings

Article 3 - Mixing Colors

Article 4 - Understanding Layers

Article 5 - Understanding Blend Modes

Article 6 - Creating iPad Artwork

Article 7 - How to Export iPad Artwork

Article 8 - Create Comic Art with the iPad

Article 9 - Painting a Portrait with the iPad

Article 10 - Simulating Traditional Painting with the iPad

Labels: Brushes App, iPad Painting, News