Fuzzy Kid Bunny
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Bunny, it does go so fast that it sure doesn't look realistic, but I think it said something like 200 actual hours to do the painting, so it was not a fast process.
It is not actually finger-painting per se; as in the article you posted with the awesome beach and waves that the lady did with actual painting with her fingers.
On the iPad, everything is done on the touch-screen, using either your fingers or a stylus, so literally any painting that you made with an ipad would be termed fingerpainting.
Since you can zoom in so close, you can make tiny brush strokes just using your finger or the stylus. My daughter gave us a stylus that comes to a fine point, like a pencil, but then is covered over with clear vinyl or plastic (or something clear). That way, you can do even finer work, and see exactly where it is touching on the screen.
I found several interesting paint programs for the ipad, some were free, and most of them cost, but not over a few dollars. And Youtube has loads of tutorials for iPad painting. I just have to do my "due diligence", and watch enough of them to see which paint program I want to get the app for.
I like to edit photos, and I am thinking that maybe a paint program that also allowed me to enhance pictures would be a lot of fun.
Right now, I just have not been spending a lot of time looking, since it is just fun, and not critical; but eventually, I will be learning to paint on the ipad.