If you’ve ever wanted to be apart of a global iPhone/iPod Touch art project, this is the app for you. It’s a simple application that allows you to view other peoples artwork from around the world.

In Dapple, instead of swapping blocks, you have to use your paints to blend new colors and clear clusters of four or more. It’s a fun new take on the color-matching formula that requires some new strategies and makes for loads of fun. If it weren’t for the price, Dapple could be a real hit.

This application brings art to your iPhone. It’s a version of the Jackson Pollock web application, and it’s fun to be able to paint like the master! You will find yourself showing people this application …and then, not getting your iPhone back because they want to keep painting.

When given exactly the right starting photograph, PicTricks can create funny or interesting pictures. Like any image manipulation app, though, it requires time and effort to master, and will just as often frustrate as satisfy. It’s definitely worthwhile, although you can’t expect it to magically create great photographs regardless of what the author claims.

De Blob is a good game cursed by bad interface design and an obvious port.