Our featured iPad painting today is titled ‘The bad, the ugly, and the mollo’.  It is the work of Álvaro Tajada Portalo.

I think it’s a great, dramatic image showing the critical moment in a gunfight. It’s listed as ‘in progress’ so I’ll look forward to seeing the final version as well – though it certainly doesn’t feel like it lacks anything major as is.

You can see more of this artist’s work at his altapor Fickr stream.

And of course you can browse through numerous great iPad paintings in our own iPad Art section.

This may be my new favorite title for an iPad painting. It’s called ‘Selfie, Not’. Here’s why, via the artist’s description of the image:

Before smart phones with turn around cameras there was the self-timer. Spinning and whirring it snapped seconds after you decided to relax.

The iPad artists who created this one, as you might already know if you follow our iPad Art posts, is Deborah McMillion – aka Hotel Midnight. I’ve often said how much I enjoy her short back stories on her iPad paintings – and this one is another great example of why.

I also love the iPad painting itself. Love the spiky hair on the three ladies in the foreground, the photographer’s smile, and all the fun things going on in the background.

To see more of McMillion’s great iPad paintings, and accompanying words, check out her Hotel Midnight Flickr stream.

And of course you can explore and admire lots more great iPad paintings in our own iPad Art section.

‘Ameonna’ – or Rain Woman in English – is the title of today’s featured iPad painting.

It was painted on the iPad using the Paper by FiftyThree app, by another old favorite of ours – Michael Acosta. Michael is a member of our iPad Art Google+ community and I haven’t seen him around in a while – so I’m especially glad he shared this iPad painting.

You can enjoy more of Michael Acosta’s artwork at his Google+ page.

And of course there are lots more incredible iPad paintings in our own iPad Art section.

Our featured iPad painting today is another by a big favorite round here, Deborah McMillion, aka Hotel Midnight.

As always, there’s a great back story behind this fun iPad artwork.  I love the journey that this image has taken on its way to being shared here, as described below by the artist herself:

The only one of my digital paintings to go from ZeusDrawMobile on my iPhone 3g. Then to ZDM stretched on the first iPad. That would be Number 1 in 2010.

In 2011 I redid it from the ground up on Sketchbook Pro after it upgraded all those layers. At that time she acquired the diving board rail. And finally using SBP, Brushstroke and Alayer she takes one more bow.

Ladies and gentlemen, I give you: Her Final Dive.

You can enjoy more of Mcmillion’s work and follow her via her Hotel Midnight Flickr stream

And you can enjoy the work of many great iPad artists in our iPad Art section.

Our featured iPad painting today is titled ‘Mis extraños amigos. “Mascara”. 2015’. ‘My Strange Friends: Mask’ in English.

It’s part of the excellent My Strange Friends series, and the second iPad painting we’ve featured from the series, by Alberto Viladrosa. It was created on his iPad using the Paper by FiftyThree app.

I love the colors and shading on this one, and also all the non-expressive but somehow still gripping facial expressions in this image and in the series as a whole.

To see more of this artist’s lovely work, check out his Alberto Viladrosa Flickr stream.

Our own iPad Art section showcases incredible  iPad paintings from  a number of great iPad artists.

Here’s our featured iPad painting for this weekend. It’s titled ‘The Dragon vs. The Bavarians’ and is the work of José António Fundo.

Here is the artist’s own little back story for this iPad painting:

Adonit, Sketchbook Ink and Sketchbook Pro on iPad.

Celebrating the 3-1 victory of FCPorto over Bayern München.

I think it’s a great, fun bit of celebrating your favorite team’s victory. Too bad about that second leg though, where the Bavarians triumphed.

You can see more of this artist’s work at his José António Fundo Flickr stream.

To enjoy even more great iPad paintings, check out our own iPad Art section.

“Round Midnight’ is the title of today’s featured iPad painting.  It was created by Helene Goldberg using the ArtRage iPad painting app.

I think this one makes you think about jazz or blues and late nights and music at midnight – and those are some fine things to think about.

You can see more of Helene Goldberg’s excellent artwork at her hgberk Flickr stream.

And of course you can check out lots more incredible iPad paintings in our iPad Art section.

This iPad portrait of the presumed MVP and definite MEP (Most Entertaining Player) in the NBA this year, Steph Curry, is our featured iPad painting today.

It was created by Google+ user Devin Booker, using an iPad mini and the Procreate app. I actually cheated a little here and screen captured the final image from Booker’s iPad speed painting video on YouTube.

I hope Booker may decide to provide a final version and then I’ll replace the above image.

In any case, I love this portrait of Steph Curry, who has been my favorite basketball player to watch ever since he was tearing up March Madness with Davidson.

To see lots more excellent iPad paintings, take a look through our iPad Art section.

Our featured iPad painting this weekend is titled ‘A Portrayal of Their Love’. It’s the work of Woon Tien David Chong – and here is his brief description of his iPad finger painting:

A portrayal of their love.” An original iPad finger painting of Mr and Mrs Lee done with Procreate app. A tribute to the late Mr Lee Kuan Yew, the founder of Singapore, and forever a source of inspiration to Singaporeans.

I like that this iPad painting feels full of love and happiness.

I’m ashamed to say I had not even heard of Lee Kuan Yew before seeing this painting. A quick read of just his Wikipedia page has taught me that he was a hugely impressive man. And that just makes this piece even more compelling.

To see more of Woon Tien David Chong’s excellent iPad paintings, check out his Facebook art page.

And of course if you’d like to see lots more beautiful iPad paintings from a number of superb iPad artists, then you need to take a look at our own iPad Art section.