We believe in the power of creativity. That every act of imagination makes the world a more interesting place. So this year, take that first step. Then take another one. Because when you start with amazing products, you can create amazing things.
As a busy lecturer, project manager, and father of two, Roz Hall stopped painting for almost a decade. iPad Air 2 and Procreate helped him create portraits on the fly, wherever he was inspired.
Living on separate continents hasn't stopped Craig & Karl from collaborating daily. To create this vibrant piece, they traded ideas over FaceTime and iMessage, then built on them with iPad using Waterlogue and iDraw.
Photographer, filmmaker, mountaineer, skier, and climber Jimmy Chin takes the kinds of shots few of us could dream of. To capture these fleeting moments of brilliance, he used HDR on his iPhone 6.
In this piece, Jingyao Guo captures the energy of a street scene during Chinese New Year. iMac and iDraw gave her the freedom to control the tools with her left hand while she swiftly drew with her right.
We believe in the power of creativity. That every act of imagination makes the world a more interesting place. So this year, take that first step. Then take another one. Because when you start with amazing products, you can create amazing things.
As a busy lecturer, project manager, and father of two, Roz Hall stopped painting for almost a decade. iPad Air 2 and Procreate helped him create portraits on the fly, wherever he was inspired.
Living on separate continents hasn't stopped Craig & Karl from collaborating daily. To create this vibrant piece, they traded ideas over FaceTime and iMessage, then built on them with iPad using Waterlogue and iDraw.
Photographer, filmmaker, mountaineer, skier, and climber Jimmy Chin takes the kinds of shots few of us could dream of. To capture these fleeting moments of brilliance, he used HDR on his iPhone 6.
In this piece, Jingyao Guo captures the energy of a street scene during Chinese New Year. iMac and iDraw gave her the freedom to control the tools with her left hand while she swiftly drew with her right.
