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» Site title: Altpick
» Site description: Site featuring resources for advertising, editorial, and music entertainment projects.
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» Site title: Art Now
» Site description: Ring for galleries of drawing, painting, photography, collage, video, jewelry and metalwork.
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» Site title: ArtCafe
» Site description: Active community and resource with articles on drawing and painting techniques, art history, professional issues, and education, chats, board discussions, art lessons, and demonstrations.
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» Site title: Art-Collecting
» Site description: How to collect art. A site for novice and advanced art collectors. Extensive links and articles to help your art collecting education. Galleries, Museums, Recommended books and other resources.
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» Site title: Artist Help Network
» Site description: A launching pad to help fine artists mine resources on career development and challenges, including organizations, publications, links, and service providers.
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» Site title: Artists Corner
» Site description: Members can link to sites, art awards, and competitions. Swap and submit ideas and support fellow artists.
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» Site title: Artists Online
» Site description: Ring for artists, painters, sculpters, and creative individuals.
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» Site title: ArtMorgue.com
» Site description: A collection of reference photographs for artists and illustrators. Categories include clothing and costumes, architecture, nature, and insects, and encourages visitors to make additional suggestions.
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» Site title: ArtQuotes.net
» Site description: Visual arts portal with a selection of artist portfolios, famous art quotes, art news, and a directory of resources.
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» Site title: ArtRoots.com
» Site description: Galleries, museums, art links, auction houses, and print shops. Art from classic old masters to wildlife, and modern art.
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» Site title: ArtScene
» Site description: Guide to fine art galleries and museums in Southern California. It features complete listings, articles, image bank, and event calendar.
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» Site title: artSIG
» Site description: A community of visual artists of all experience levels. Members may critique works submitted by others and may submit their own works for consideration by the community.
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» Site title: Artspeak Chat
» Site description: A gathering place for fine art discussion on the web.
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» Site title: Comanducci Fine Art Italy
» Site description: Artist search, services, galleries, and links. [English, Italian, and French]
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» Site title: Digitalgoo.com
» Site description: Includes many techniques in the fine arts and exercises to encourage creativity and ideas. Artwork can be discussed in the forum.
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» Site title: Framing Teacher
» Site description: Useful tips for the amateur framer, with information on cutting overmounts, picture frames, and more specialised techniques.
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» Site title: Image Innovation
» Site description: A forum where artists, designers, and poets showcase their work. Offers links to artist homepages. [Flash]
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» Site title: In View
» Site description: Visual links to valuable visual arts resources on the web
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» Site title: InnisArt
» Site description: Offers a free 240-page e-book on art marketing.
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» Site title: Internet ArtResources
» Site description: Guide to the visual arts, featuring databases for artists, museums, galleries, and images. Also offers a newsletter.
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» Site title: Manhattan Arts International
» Site description: Artist workshops, books, career consultation, exhibition opportunities, and other resources.
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» Site title: OOKs Professional Picture Hangers
» Site description: OOKs supports the arts by offering scholarships to inspiring artists. Museums and Galleries use their professional tools to hang and display artists works.
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» Site title: Realguido.com
» Site description: Forum and chat focused on the discussion of art in society, and a gallery including animated gifs and interactive painting.
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» Site title: The Ring of Fine Art
» Site description: Sites that display, sell and buy fine arts. More specifically intended for sites offering lithographs, engravings, original paintings and sculptures, watercolors and all related works of art.
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» Site title: Thing Frankfurt - Art, Critique, New Media
» Site description: Portal for non-institutional digital art, discussions, events, movements and artists' self-represenation around Frankfurt and Main, Germany. Member of International Thing Network.
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» Site title: Universes in Universe - Worlds of Art
» Site description: Provides information and a communication system on the visual arts of Africa, the Americas, and Asia and the Pacific, within the context of international art processes and cultural exchange.
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» Site title: Urban Legends
» Site description: A cultural resource and art gallery with an urban theme
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» Site title: WorldImages.com
» Site description: Includes member galleries, a forum, event calendar, and a glossary of art terms and definitions.
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Randomize humor
A married couple was invited to a Halloween party.
That night, as they were getting ready to go out, the wife said she had developed a migraine headache and had to stay home. She told her husband to go to the party without her. ''Don''t let me spoil a good time for you,'' she said. After further discussion, the husband put his costume on and went to the party. The wife took some aspirin and went to bed.
After sleeping for a while, she woke feeling much better and decided to go to the party and surprise her husband. As she was getting ready, she thought to herself, ''I wonder what my husband really does when I''m not around.''
She then got into a different costume, so her husband wouldn''t recognize her, and went to the party. Getting there, she stood off to the side and watched. There was her husband dancing with one girl after another and getting very physical with them.
She decided to see just how far he would go. She went up to him and started dancing with him, got very close and whispered that they should go outside. Going to one of the cars, they made love. Prior to the midnight unmasking, she left and went home to wait for her husband to return so she could confront him.
He arrived home about 1:00 a.m. and climbed into bed.
She sat up and asked ''Well, how was the party?''
He replied, ''It was no fun without you honey.''
She said, ''I don''t believe you. I bet you had lots of fun!''
He replied, ''Really, Honey. When I got to the party, some of the guys and I got bored and we went downstairs and played poker all night.
But you know, that guy I loaned my costume to had one hell of a great time!''
Humor of the day
Q: Why did the blonde have tire tread marks on her back?
A: From crawling across the street when the sign said "DON''T WALK".
Q: Why did the blonde keep a coat hanger in her back seat?
A: In case she locks the keys in her car.
Q: Why did the blonde tip-toe past the medicine cabinet?
A: So she wouldn''t wake up the sleeping pills.
Q: Why did God create blondes?
A: Because sheep can''t bring beer from the fridge.
Q: Why did God create brunettes?
A: Neither could the blondes.
Q: Why did the blonde wear condoms on her ears?
A: So she wouldn''t get Hearing Aides.
Q: Why did the blonde drive into the ditch?
A: To turn the blinker off.
Q: Why did the blonde try and steal a police car?
A: She saw "911" on the back and thought it was a Porsche.
Q: Why did the blonde scale the glass wall?
A: To see what was on the other side.
Q: Why did the blonde want to become a veterinarian?
A: Because she loved children.
Q: Why did the blonde take her typewriter to the doctor ??
A: She thought it was pregnant because missed a period.