There are certainly plenty of wallpaper apps in the app store, but if your tastes run to the girly, your choices are limited. Cuptakes is a beautiful app full of lovingly designed, color coordinated, feminine wallpapers.

Create beautiful works of abstract art on your iDevice with ease.

Children and adults will love all the tools this Draw It Easy has to offer. When you finish your first drawing, you will feel very proud of your creation! It is amazing how these lessons actually work!

The iCharcoal app simulates drawing using charcoal sticks on different types of paper. Within minutes, you can create a stunning drawing that will impress you friends and family. The best part … your fingers stay clean.

Make geometric masterpieces easily with Geom-e-Tree. Your eyes will love you for it.

Have you seen amazing art created with words? Now you can create art out of words on any iDevice with or without any actual talent.

Sit back, relax with iDevice in hand, listen to relaxing music and let ARTREE grow beautiful trees for you. It’s part art (enjoyment, more than creation) and part relaxation. It’s a great way to make custom wallpapers or simply get your zen on.

Procreate is an elegant new painting app for the iPad. It's feature-rich, sleek, and suitable for amateur and professionals alike. But, can it compete with the App Store painting staples, like Brushes and Inspire Pro?

Modern and Contemporary Art - Oxford Dictionary, by Handmark, is the latest reference entry from this powerful duo. Does it do the name Oxford proud? In a word, yes.

Do you love do art, but have never considered yourself an artist? Or are you an artist looking for a mobile canvas? And, don't think i forgot about you parents out there looking for a mess free creative solution. Well if you fall into any one of these categories, then you're in the right place. Today I'm going to feature the best art creation apps on the iPad.

Vermeer HD, is the gold standard for art appreciation apps. The GUI is great, and the developers get everything just right. It's the ideal viewing experience for any art lover.

Vector drawing is a complicated and yet interesting way to draw graphics. The apps listed here show the best, most feature-rich apps that have vector drawing capabilities.

If you are a Salvador Dali fan, or just want to see some of the world's best surreal paintings on your iPad; Dali: The Atherly Collection, may be for you.

“Nomad Brush” – a paint brush that actually works with the iPad’s touchscreen – is now available to purchase online for $24.00. If you often find yourself sketching on your iPad, you’ll undoubtedly want to get a Nomad Brush as soon as possible.

Are you looking for a way to add some creativity to your photos? Luminancer is a cool new iPhone and iPod touch app that uses light enhanced features to give your pictures a unique look and feel.

Turn your photos into dreamy art on your iPad with MobileMonet HD! This app makes creating art easy, even for those of us that are not really artistically inclined. Read on for your chance to win a copy.

Say What You See: The Collection is a punny puzzle app for you. Like a combination of Where’s Waldo, a rebus puzzle, and visual puns, Say What You See is a feast for the eyes and the brain.

MobileMonet is a fun and easy way to turn your photos into art! I never get tired of all the different ways that developers come up with to let us non-artistic types create really cool works of art from a simple photograph in just seconds.

Percolator is a truly fun app where you can unleash your creativity. Turn any photograph into a work of bubbly mosaic art -- no actual artistic skill needed. You choose a photo and tweak the settings; Percolator does the artwork.

Fracture is for all you digital Picassos out there that may or may not possess any artistic talent. Read on to discover how to create Cubist modern art with just a swipe of your finger.

While making art on the iPhone and iPad is not news, some great examples of artists transitioning to the iPad are now coming out of the UK. Read the full story if you want to see some of this great art and not just my poor attempt at it.