Painter Holds an Exhibition of His Finger-Sketched iPhone Paintings

Croop With His Masterpiece

Remember the New Yorker’s cover which was painted on the iPhone? Wasn’t that cool? I believe Jorge Colombo had pioneered a new horizon of art. Now we have these iPhone painted paintings in the galleries too. Painter Croop has his 15 paintings being displayed at The Dairy Center for the Arts in Boulder, Colorado. He has used ‘NetSketch‘ iPhone app to sketch these paintings with his bare fingers. The minor details are sketched so beautifully that I feel hard to believe that he has painted them an iPhone screen. That’s why he calls his work as “Painting through a keyhole”.

If you are in Colarado, don’t miss to give him a visit. And he is charging just $650 for his masterpiece and $450 each for the rest.

[Cult of Mac]