These are paintings made thanks to the Brushes application on an iPad.

The artist David Kassan says that he used this same app on iPhone and that it is not quite the same: "This seems to be more about sculpting the painting and it gives the artist more of a feel for the subject matter and composition. The larger screen obviously helps. The options for colour correction and control are far improved from the iPhone."

Maybe he’s right, but I can say that iPhone paintings that I saw are also awesome. 

These amazing photos are by Alexandre Orion from Brazil. This is where graffiti meets photography. The mix of the two arts makes a person have to look twice to determine which art form it really is. This is the first time I have ever seen this type of art and it is really incredible.

"My dads side by side C2 and C8"

Alicia Brown lives in Melbourne, Australia, and designs templates for people to make costumes out of cardboard. She says she loves cardboard, and thinks it’s completely underestimated. Most people throw away their cupboard boxes, but when Alicia gets a brand new crisp cardboard box in the house, she gets really excited about the possibilities.