SOMETHING
WONDERFUL:) February 2000
Nathaniel Harari’s resume
reads like someone who has lived a long, full life - until you notice the
dates. In only eight years, he's experienced what most never do in
a whole lifetime. He has travelled the world from Basle, Switzerland
to Santa Cruz, California. Another Bryce artist, but with a twist. |
GRANDMOTHER
BETH January 2000
So you think computers are
just for young people and that you could never learn how to do all this
stuff? Grandmother Beth's site should serve as an inspiration to
everyone that no matter where you are in the life cycle, you can always
acquire new skills. |
THE
EVOLUTIONARY ART OF STEVEN ROOKE and THE
ART OF WILLIAM LATHAM December 1999
This month's feature is
made up of two we separate sites. When I set out to do a piece on
evolutionary art, I came across Steven Rooke’s site first. There
was so much to learn about this process that I didn't feel comfortable
with my initial write-up so I waited to present both sites at the same
time in order to give you a more complete understanding of this art form.
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December 2002 |
NOVEL
ART October 1999
Long before Linda Gruber
began to work in the digital medium, she was creating art with a pencil.
But Novel Art is not just a graphics site. You'll find tutorials,
a mystery novel, original art, and most importantly, some serious discussion
on the use of graphics and text found on the internet. |
BERNADETTE
HURLEY September 1999
Ms. Hurley's work is described
as classical realism. Her 35-year artistic career has taken her around
the globe, with works being displayed in both the United States and Europe.
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August 2000 |
RENATSSANCE
ART August 1999
Want to actually learn about
art as well as view works of the masters? Here's the place to do
it. Natale Williams takes us through the many different periods of
art history.
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November 2001 |
JONATHON
EARL BOWSER July 1999
Canadian artist, musician
and author, Jonathon Earl Bowser, from Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
Some of his paintings were featured on the web site, Dragons and Dreams,
which unfortunately, is no longer in existence. |
GUDRUN
WEERASINGHE'S GALLERY June 1999
Another site from Germany
- they seem to have the most distinctive creations - featuring the works
of Gudrun Weerasinghe with a new concept called Art Healing. This
site is interactive meaning you get to play with things, as well as view
artwork. The site uses frames and Java, so be sure your browser has
the Java enabled box ticked.
Updated:
November 2002 |
FANTASY
REALM CASTLE March 1999
Fantasy Realm Castle, the
largest site I've come across to date, was created by Sissi from Dyersburg,
Tennessee. I've chosen to preview just one section -- The Fantasy
Realm. To do them all would mean you would be spending you're time
reading about them instead of actually viewing them. Dragons, unicorns,
mermaids, faeries ... this part of the site has it all with stories, graphics
and music. Take your children along on this one because they'll enjoy
it as much as you will. |
WILLIAMS
HOLLER February 27, 1999
Williams Holler is one of
the most romantic places on the web, with original music composed by Tommy
Williams III. Tommy and his wife, Judith maintain the site.
It has seven main sections with everything from poetry and music to graphics
designed by Judith. Tommy's music is also available on CD. |
THE
WIDOW'S WEB December 1998
I chose The Widow's Web
to be the first place I would send you to because of the assistance the
designer provided when I started this project. I was just setting
up the first few pages of a band's site when I came upon The Widow's Web.
After reading what Mary Broussard had to say, I e-mailed her to ask that
she take look at that initial attempt, fully expecting to receive a reply
maybe weeks later, if at all. But she answered my request immediately,
with constructive criticism, aiding me immeasurably at the outset.
That someone would go out of their way like that for a complete stranger,
amazed me.
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March 2002 |
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