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iPad Sync Shuffle – MadPad HD in action : Previous to the show, I had created a MadPad HD video entitled “ iPad Sync Shuffle ” to commemorate my procedures and gift of time to prepare multiple iPads for student use. In the show we discussed other unconventional ways the app could be used in an educational setting. Stream this week’s episode or download it in iTunes directly. This week we discussed the following apps : Garage Band , Beatwave , Barrel Tones , Virtuoso Piano Free , LoopJ , MadPad HD , and Six Strings . Yes, we are now available in iTunes ( search for “appy hours 4 u” or “techchef4u” ).
Education Week: Reading Apps
For: iPad Grades: K-5 Cost: Free Designed by the Stanford school of education and Zeum: San Francisco's Children's Museum, this app helps students practice storytelling by prompting them to pick a setting, characters, and music to tell their own stories.
Simultaneously, we see more real world applications of iPad in the lives of artists, musicians, and writers. Each time, I’m more amazed at what the creative genre produces. Today seemed like a good day to reflect on iPad art over the last 3 months, so here are our highlights and an exciting glimpse into the future. The Past: The First Proof that iPad is Meant for Art Back on April 18th, we reviewed LiveSketch HD , an amazing little sketch app. For me personally, it was the first sign that the iPad was going to be a mobile artist’s new BFF.
Digital Art on the iPad: Past, Present and Future (including Pressure Sensitivity!) – iPad Apps HUB
Art/Music Apps recommended for the iPad and iPod Touch - Podcast. Featuring @fuglefun 19 repins 4 repins
iPhone/iPad Apps for Art Teachers
I Education Apps Review - I Education Apps Review - The 10 Best iPhone and iPad Apps for Art Teachers 2010 by TheTeachingPalette.com
Since publishing our 30 Best iPhone Apps for Art Teachers last year (August 2009), we have discovered many new apps that are worthy of being added to our best list. Covering a wide range of interests and uses, below are the Teaching Palette’s 10 Best iPhone, iPad and iPod Apps for Art Teachers 2010 – the latest and greatest apps for art teachers and their students. Consider this an amendment to last year’s list. Apps for Student and Teacher Use
For Christmas I got an iPad! How very exciting, I know! Already I have a small collection of apps that I think are very art teacher friendly. And the best part is, all but one of these are free! I submit to you my..
Top 5 iPad Apps for the Art Teacher
If you've always wanted to be an artist, you can find iPad apps that let you do just that. You can also use iPad apps simply to appreciate good works of art. Art Authority for iPad $9.99 Having Art Authority is like having the history of Western art in pictures and words on your iPad. The app includes works by hundreds of artists, organized alphabetically by artist and also by art period (called Rooms within the app).
Art and Artistry iPad Apps - For Dummies
Art of the iPad brings out the creativity of toddlers and tots | TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog
Jonathan Gay works as a project manager for a pre-school in Newton, PA and has created a project he named Art of the iPad . He wanted to see how creative very young kids could be using new technology without the usual prerequisite of training. Not wanting to use any of the existing art apps for children , Jonathan decided on using ArtRage (US $6.99), a fully featured painting app with a simple interface that includes pencils, brushes, rollers, spray paint and other tools that can create quite realistic painting effects with a swipe of the finger. ArtRage3 is far more than a coloring book and is not geared to use by kids.
iPad apps like Sketchbook Pro and Brushes , have both helped artists produce amazing works of art on Apple’s tablet. You’ve likely seen a sketch or two that was done using an iPad but we’ve rounded up 10 that we think are truly exceptional. iPad artwork
10 Stunning Examples of iPad Art - The Next Web
There's a lot of folks who say the iPad isn't proper competition for netbooks because it isn't a 'productivity tool'. They're all wrong. Take the visual arts, for example, and you'll find a growing army of examples of artists using the Apple device to create stunning pieces of art, here's six stories to illustrate this. Clearly this illustrates why netbook sales have cramped up and why Apple's iPad is such a success , because it unlocks imagination for users, developers, old and new media.
Six reasons iPad is an artist's productivity tool - Computerworld Blogs
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Collectrium today announced general availability of the Custom iPad Apps for Art Galleries and Dealers. With 400 million Internet users connecting to the Web through mobile devices rather than computers by 2014, the world is going mobile. Art galleries and dealers can now stay on top of this trend with their own Custom iPad Apps, powered by an award-winning mobile suite of gallery management tools from Collectrium. The Custom iPad Apps for Galleries is an intuitive and comprehensive mobile inventory and art presentation solution backed up by Collectrium’s next-generation cloud-based inventory system. Each gallery can fully customize its app, work the app both online and offline, and easily manage the app through Collectrium’s iCloud artwork upload and management portal. (PRWEB) September 15, 2011
The Art World is Going Mobile – Collectrium Announces Custom iPad Apps for Galleries
Like a lot of New Yorkers, I only go to museums when I am travelling. It's been a year since I went to The Met, MOMA, or the Museum of Natural History, but last weekend I spent 48 hours in Toronto and had to swing by the ROM (Royal Ontario Museum) to see David Hockney's Fresh Flowers exhibit. It was a work trip, you see, because the 74-year-old artist made these works exclusively on the iPhone and iPad . The images are beautiful. But, more importantly, they also offer a great example of how consumer electronics and a cheap app can alter not only the creative process, but also how art is distributed.
David Hockney's iPad Art | Dan Costa | PCMag.com
These works of art could easily be mistaken for oil paintings or watercolours - but they've actually been created on an iPad . The pictures were created using fingers and apps such as Brushes, ArtStudio and Sketchbook Pro. The device is attracting established artists, who are abandoning canvases in favour of the 9.7-inch iPad screen.
Apple iPad art: paintings created using Brushes, ArtStudio and Sketchbook Pro apps - Telegraph
Six reasons iPad is an artist's productivity tool - Computerworld Blogs
14 Nov 09 - I started a new group for Brushes purists: Just Brushes Gallery – iPhone Art . It's a place for 100% Brushes art only. Steve.Sprang (a group admin) says:
Brushes Gallery – iPhone/iPad Art
Updated App List: iPad Apps For Artists -- AppAdvice
Three Amazing Art Apps for the iPad: A Review and Comparison - Macgasm
Art Apps Showcase | iPad and iPhone Art Apps | ART CULTURE
Sky News: iPad art causes controversy in UK
10 Best iPad Apps for Art and Design Lovers — Life Scoop
Choosing an iPad app for your artwork | Macworld
The art of the app: works made on iPads and iPhones | Art and design | guardian.co.uk



