I was checking out a NYTimes article this morning and became curious about the current state of art on the iPad. Searched and sifted and below are highlights of what I've found so far. I remain curious to see where things will progress. No doubt the touch (r)evolution is going to be a core material in the fabric of our forward creativity.   Feel free to comment and share any additional notables.     Amit Pitaru Sonic Wire Sculpture http://www.pitaru.com/   Scott Snibbe     John Baldessari In Still Life 2001-2010 invites you to create your own still life by arranging any or all of the 38 objects onscreen.   Even now it's very hard for me to look at one of those typical Braque or Picasso still lifes and not want to rearrange it. http://www.in-still-life.com/index.php   Exonemo http://exonemo.com/   Claudio Arango http://www.claudioarango.com/   Kyle Lambert Using iPad app: Brushes. http://kyle-lambert.blogspot.com/   Brian Eno http://www.generativemusic.com/index.html   David Kassan http://davidkassan.com     More Links: http://www.nytimes.com/2010/08/20/us/20bciart.html?_r=1&partner=rss&emc=rss http://flavorwire.com/102449/lacma-iphone-appjohn-baldessari-and-the-future-of-art http://artculture.com/featured/art-apps-gallery http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-1291207/Apple-iPad-art-Artist-uses-gadget-create-modern-finger-paintings.html

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