Flow - a paintbrush with real bristles for use on touchscreens

Anyone who has finger-painted, sketched with a pencil and painted with a brush will tell you that the three activities feel different when you're doing them, and that feel influences the look of the finished piece of artwork. It would seem to follow that if you were trying to simulate the experience of using a paintbrush when creating art on a touchscreen device, you would use a brush, and not a stylus or your finger ... that's the thinking behind the Flow, a capacitive paintbrush designed for use on the iPad and similar devices... Continue Reading Flow - a paintbrush with real bristles for use on touchscreens

Tags: Art, iPad, Paint, Touchscreen

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