Filed under: Cult of Mac, Apple, Developer
I love these bits of art by Anders Clauson featuring iconography from the old Aqua OS X interface -- obviously it's not a straight representation of the actual interface, but instead,...
Aqua scrollbar art
iPhone chalkboard lets kids be adults and adults act like kids
Filed under: Humor, Odds and ends, iPhone
There's a huge world of creative, crafty people on Etsy.com, and we're always hearing about new Mac or iPhone-related products that have been developed. The latest, by Etsy shop owner and artist...
Steve Jobs featured in Icons art exhibit, wins award at MWC
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Review: Dark Horse Comics’ “The Goon: Chinatown and The Mystery of Mr. Wicker”
Filed under: Multimedia, Software, Odds and ends, Reviews, iPhone, App Store
Found Footage: Spinning Wheel of Death painting
Filed under: Cult of Mac
James Théopane was asked to create a piece of artwork for his employer. He fused an old painting, a motor built from a kit, and new art done on canvas to create a fantastic interactive piece...Using computerized vision analysis to spot fake art
In the world of art, the authenticity of a work can make millions of dollars worth of difference. Although it's possible to detect recent frauds based on objective measures like chemicals in...
Sketches 2 available now for creating even better art on your iPhone
Filed under: Software, iTunes, Developer, iPhone, Graphic Design, App Store
The beautifully detailed art of Mac OS X app icons
Filed under: OS, Software, Cult of Mac, Odds and ends, Graphic Design, Snow Leopard
Over at his blog Cult of Mac, writer Leander Kahney published a post this morning featuring full-size...Weekly App Store Picks: Aug. 29, 2009
Snow Leopard isn’t the only exciting release this week, as ever there are tons of new additions to the App Store. Here are my top picks from the week’s releases.
This week I’ve been looking at iWound, Star6, Gangstar: West Coast Hustle and Tasker.
iWound ($4.99)
If I’m not in the mood for gaming or tweeting, I tend...
Five Apps for the art lover
Filed under: Software, iPhone, Graphic Design, App Store
OS X Tips: Taking Charge of the Color Picker
The infamous color picker is present among many of the built-in OS X applications and is quite a powerful tool once you dig into it. With the ability to store your favorite colors in “wells” and use them between applications, the color picker can quickly become an indispensable tool in your daily workflow. Here’s some...
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