Photo: The New Yorker Want proof you can get “real” work done on the iPad Pro? Look no further than the latest cover of The New Yorker. Long-time art editor Jorge Colombo drew the latest cover using ...

Picture this: it's 2008, and David Hockney—arguably Britain's most famous living painter—walks into an Apple Store and emerges with an iPad. Here was a 71-year-old master, someone who'd spent decades ...

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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Happily hunched over his iPad, Britain's most celebrated living artist David Hockney is pioneering in the art world again, turning his index finger into a paintbrush that he uses ...

Don Shank uses the app 'Brushes' as a substitute for an actual brush. Jan. 21, 2011 -- At a minimum most painters need brushes, paint and a canvas to create their works, but for Pixar animator Don ...

If you’re putting your recent-model iPad to work as a creative, the Apple Pencil Pro is like the jelly to your iPad’s peanut butter and the cheese to your iPad’s mac. Simply put, the Apple Pencil Pro ...

Hardware Apple's $230 iPhone-carrying 'sock' looks like something you could buy from an Etsy seller for $20, and it's already splitting the room like a busted seam Handheld Gaming PCs With ...

Apple has obviously done dystopian before for a commercial (see: the 1984-themed Super Bowl ad), but this ... is a little much. In a new ad for their latest iPad Pro, a giant hydraulic press (that's ...

Most people think it's cliché to talk about the iPad itself as a work of art, but we've yet to see the tablet be embraced as the next artist's medium. Early after it debuted, there were many who ...