Paper writing season is here!
Finals are upon us, and it’s time to dust off those writing skills. Take a look at some apps that will help with writing papers and proposals. Read more »
Posts by aluning
Paint For Cats is Completely Adorable
iPads and cats already go together, but now iPads, cats, art and activism have all merged into an adorable behemoth. Read more »
The N-3D: bringing the future
Aircord makes realistic 3-D ipad projections a reality! I expect their next update to play Leia’s message to Obi-Wan. Read more »
Stuck on Earth
Stuck on Earth brings Flickr’s geotagging, community made lists, and trip planning into one app and the result is a wonderland for photographers and dreamers alike. Read more »
Build Up!
Build Up! is a project by the Rockwell group that uses crowd interactivity and iPads to create a large scale installation. Read more »
Projektil
This collaborative art, design, and projection installation expresses a beautiful augmented reality… and is completely controlled via iPad. Read more »
Monty Python and the Holy Book of Days
Monty Python and the Holy Book of Days is a treat for fans and non fans alike. It is also a heartfelt and very real window into the realities of making a low budget independent film on a short schedule. Read more »
University Circle, there’s an app for that too.
University Circle has its own app now! And it’s actually pretty handy to have around. New to CIA and the area? Take a look! Read more »
Moquu: It sure is… something
Moquu is a fun and frustrating little gizmo for making remixable, animated gifs. Read more »
iPad art education: not just college anymore
iPads as art educational tools? Two elementary school teachers have some astounding results. Read more »
Wurm: generative art like you’ve never seen.
Wurm is a whimsical fancy of generative art. Read more »
iBooks makes textbooks fun to use (Part 2: Biology)
E.O. Wilson’s Life On Earth takes a bold and wonderful approach to redefining the way we experience textbooks, and book-based learning. Read more »
iBooks make textbooks fun to use (Part 1: Math)
With the update of the iBooks app comes a plethora of new features. One such feature is interactive textbooks. Read more »
Jim Lee Makes Batman Come to Life on an iPad Screen
Comic artist legend Jim Lee creates a beautifully rendered Batman with the autodesk Sketchbook Pro app, right before our very eyes! Read more »
Sketchbook Express for the Ipad brings Autodesk’s free drawing app to your fingertips.
Sketchbook Express is a free, versatile drawing app. It’s also loads of fun! Read more »
David Hockney exploits the iPad as a fine art medium
Respected artist David Hockney brings paintings created by mobile devices into the scrutiny of Fine Art, opening up the way for iPad artists everywhere to be taken a little more seriously. Read more »
Medical apps for the Biomed student
For those going into Biomedical art, here are a few apps you may find useful for your future career. Read more »
Want to stave off the freshman 15? There’s an app for that.
Myfitnesspal’s app makes being aware of your food intake easy and kind of fun. Read more »
Cell Cycle Jewelry Design
The Cell Cycle App from jewelry makers Nervous System helps to redefine the way content generation on the iPad can work. Read more »
Biophilia takes a Björk approach to app building
Björk, one of the strangest and most respected artists of our time, has turned her attention to the iPad. Read more »
Comic readers: an investigative report
Comics combine an artist’s inherent love of words, images, and dramatic storytelling. In this review I will look at some of the available comic readers for the iPad. Read more »
