Experience digital art in new ways with this app. View over 200 works as living art frames, explore 3D sculptures in AR, and bring physical prints to life. Enjoy the full collection as live clocks on your Apple Watch.
1.1
November 3, 2026
New in 1.1: • Squeegee, an interactive on-chain piece: double-tap to paint your own • Nim Clock widget for StandBy and the Lock Screen • Save any work to Photos to use as a wallpaper, or share it • Gallery settings: choose what plays, how long, and a sleep timer • AR: add as many sculptures as you like, duplicate or remove them, and record video • Series pages for NimBuds and Lost Marbles, with trait filters • Optimized for iPhone Duo
MoreBrinkman Art is the official app of digital artist Bryan Brinkman, offering a gallery of over 200 works. It allows users to view art as living frames, explore 3D sculptures in AR, and animate physical prints.
No, Brinkman Art is ad-free. The app description explicitly states 'no ads, no tracking. Just the art.'
Brinkman Art is available on iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch, providing a versatile experience across Apple devices.
The app was last updated on October 20, 2026, with version 1.0. Further update frequency is not specified but the initial release indicates ongoing development.
Brinkman Art has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide audience of art lovers.
The app description does not specify offline functionality. However, features like AR and live clocks may require an internet connection.
Brinkman Art utilizes AR to let you place 3D sculptures in your room, animate physical prints on your wall, and even hide sculptures behind furniture on LiDAR-equipped iPhones.
The app features four pieces from Bryan's Time collection as living clocks for Apple Watch: Nim Clock, Split Flap, Ferris Wheel, and Minima. You can swipe to change art and add Nim Clock as a complication.
