Literati embraces iPhone art
This week’s cover of the New Yorker was painted on an Apple phone
It may be a stunt, (or perhaps some viral marketing ploy,) but the cover of this week’s New Yorker was painted on an iPhone. Artist Jorge Colombo reportedly took an hour to capture a Times Square scene, using Brushes a $4.99 application for the phone. This website has a video (from another app) of the progress of the illustration.
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