Tools, Supplies and Useful Stuff Remember, Superglue can close cuts!
General Miniature, Modeling and Gaming Sites Some you may have overlooked
Anatomy WooHOO!! Nekkid ladies, I betcha!
Horses Obsolete in battle, but it's hard to eat a Hummer
Assorted Critters Sorry, no recipes
Dinosaurs No, smartypants, my picture is not there
Armor, heraldic, and historical sites and no, I wasn't there at the time
Interesting Miscellaneous Art Sites and Online Galleries From classical to fantasy
Assorted Literary Links Don't worry, there are pictures for you illiterate types
Graphics Editing and Web Stuff And mostly free stuff!

Tools, Supplies and Useful Stuff

Model Railroad & Miniature Figure Life Size Scale Calculator- A handy calculator I swiped from here and adapted for determining scale size in millimeters for figures- if you want to download the html file to your computer, just save the page to whatever folder you want and it should work for you

The Compleat Sculptor -you supply the talent, they supply the rest

Grifhold.com- your complete online source for the best hobby knives, burnishers, blades, tools and more- the 24-E Stencil Blades are especially useful

Widget Supply has a huge inventory of hard to find, but reasonably priced hobby tools and equipment. Mini sculptors and modelers should check out the extensive dental tool section

Art Supply Warehouse- Good prices on art supplies, I found the lowest price I have seen for clay shapers, and I know from experience they have quick, reliable delivery

Utopia Tools has a nice selection of hobby and modelling tools and supplies

MisterArt.com is great place place to shop for discount art supplies and craft supplies

Micro-Mark is THE mail-order source for hard-to-find tools and supplies for hobby, professional and educational model building

ToolUSA.com has a wide variety of specialty tools and supplies with over 2,500 clearly pictured items in inventory

UK based Just Kits & Models has a wide variety of plastic model kits, figures, and modelling and painting supplies, and their retail store, Just Add Imagination in Botley near Southampton, Hampshire is well worth the trip

The Kraftmark Company, manufacturer and distributor of materials for the arts and crafts industry- check out Tim's KraftCreation blog as well

Material Safety Data Sheet Online Info- Safety information for lots of chemicals we use in sculpting, painting and modelling

Free graph paper printer program (Windows OS) Need a hex map? Choose the grid size and color and print it out, along with dozens of other graph paper styles

Check out all the printable castles and other related RPG buildings at Free Paper Toys

General Miniature, Modeling and Gaming Sites

Tom Meier is an inspiration to everyone in the miniatures world- check out his blog and you'll see why

Chambers of Miniatures Nexus- Nearly every mini site and manufacturer

The Stuff of Legends- Tom Pope's slow descent into MINI MADNESS!

planetFigure - a large and talent-filled web community with great forums, galleries, and resources covering many aspects of creating and painting a wide variety of miniatures

Tabletop Gaming News is a website devoted to publishing news, review and articles about all facets of the tabletop gaming hobby.

Miniature Wargaming has a wide variety of news, photos, rules, forums, tutorials, tips and thousands of wargaming related links

OgreCave.com has unplugged gaming news and views

Roebeast's Magical House of Sunshine- In addition to his usual insightful commentary, the Roebeast is providing downloadable PDF scans of the great Fantasy Modeling Magazine

Living Dice is pretty nice gaming forum

ICv2  provides news and information for pop culture retailers with daily trade news, in-depth analysis, and product and sales information

RPGNow.com is an electronic delivery system (EDS) for role-playing games: rule books, modules, fiction, paper miniatures, software, and more! What this simply means is that you can purchase products in their store and immediately download them for use on your home computer.

RPG.net has the inside scoop on gaming

Plastic Soldier Review, for news and information on 1:72 scale plastic soldiers

ScaleModel.net- International List of Scale Model Related Web Sites

FineScale Modeler Magazine Online- Loads of modelling info- requires free registration

The Train Collectors Association, headquartered in Strasburg, Pennsylvania, is one of the largest and most prestigious collecting societies in the world.

Miniatur Wunderland Hamburg is the largest model railway in the world. Check out their Miniatur Wunderland promotional video on YouTube

Fine Art Models builds museum-quality limited-edition scale models that many feel are the finest in the world today

The Strong Museum of Play, one of the best toy museums in the country

The Gallery of Monster Toys is dedicated to preserving vintage creepy fun- I always loved the old Aurora kits in the 60's wing

The Official Marx Toy Museum- preserving the toys, the history,and the memories of Louis Marx and Company

Check out Tom's Plastic Toy Soldiers blog. Lots of pictures of plastic toy soldiers (or a cowboy, or a spaceman...) a trip down memory lane for those of us old enough to remember when toys were actually meant to be played with

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Anatomy

Pose Maniacs has thousands of great flash posable anatomical renders

Muscle Atlas -An illustrated atlas of the muscles of the upper and lower extremities

Lots of good muscle reference photos with more mustache wax than steroids:
Eugen Sandow, the First Bodybuilder and Eugen Sandow and the Golden Age of Iron Men

Classic Bodybuilders has thousands of photos of your favorite bodybuilders and physique models from the golden era of bodybuilding, roughly 1900 through the early 1980s

Check out the blog of award-winning comic book artist Nina Matsumoto (better known online by the alias of “space coyote”). Among other great content, she has posted a photoshoot of various Olympic-level athletes by Howard Schartz and Beverly Ornstein titled “The Athlete”, a great reference for athletic body diversity reference for artists

Take a look at WetCanvas, the largest community for visual artists on the Internet

Da Vinci Anatomical Drawings

Rey Bustos- A very imaginative and informative site by an excellent art educator

Gray's Anatomy of the Human Body

Human Anatomy Pictures for Artists

Muscles Tutorial

Drawn mainly from the collections of the National Library of Medicine, Dream Anatomy shows off the anatomical imagination in some of its most astonishing incarnations, from 1500 to the present

Anatomy Atlases is an anatomy digital health sciences library

Posing is an Art 3-Many free poses

e-Skeletons Project View the bones of a human and other primates

Real photographs of the human skeletal system

Skulls Unlimited- The World's Leading Supplier of Osteological Specimens

Bone Clones Human and critter osteological reproductions

The Sedlec Ossuary- Where human bones become art

Society of Figurative Arts- Dedicated to providing high level instruction for the beginner, amateur or professional striving to expand their individual creative skills-excellent tutorials, links, and forums

For assorted anatomical photographs of female pulchritude and little else, try W!cked Weasel B!K!N!s- barely covering girls since 1994!

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Horses

Horse Breeds- Oklahoma State's comprehensive horse database

Anatomy in Motion: The Visible Horse is a unique demonstration by Susan Harris, in which she paints the muscles and skeletal system on a living horse to show how the anatomy of the horse works in motion at all gaits.

Veryl Goodnight- Sculpting the American West

Stone Horses has a lot of nice resin models, check out the Design-a-Horse Models

The Model Horse Gallery has over 25,000 photos, 275 galleries and 2,500 pages

White Pine Equine Limited Edition Resin Model Horses from Original Sculptures

Elk Horn Stables Studios features the equine art of Angelica Nelson

The Horse Sculpture by Deborah McDermott- Realistic ceramic and resin model horse sculptures

Catwalk Studios features equine art by Laura Kosiorek

EquinArt Creations- Fine Original Finish Model Horses, unpainted resins and pewter minis

Nancy Weimer Belden, Equine sculpture

Horses On The Web has a lot of good info about Arabians

Heather Jansch Bronze and Driftwood Equine Sculpture

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Assorted Critters

National Geographic- More great critter pictures than you would have time to look at, let alone sculpt

Will's Skull Page-The head bone's connected to the....

SKULLS- Lots of different species from the nice folks at the California Academy of Sciences

Wing Photos- If you're sculpting feathers, check out this great photo archive from the Slater Natural History Museum at the University of Puget Sound

Beautiful Bugs- a place where you can see some amazing extreme close-up insect photos

Insect photography by Alex Wild, with an emphasis on ant species. Includes galleries of images and wallpapers.

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Dinosaurs

Art Dinouveau is an Australian-based model-making company specialising in the creation of museum- quality, life-size dinosaur models and prehistoric dioramas.

CM Studio produces realistic dinosaur models and sculptures in both life-size and scale models.

Micheal Trcic -the sculptor of the T-Rex used in the "Jurassic Park" movies and the IMAX feature "T-Rex: Back to the Cretaceous", offers amazing dinosaur sculptures, as well as Western and fantasy pieces in bronze and model kits

Paleoartist Mark Hallett illustrates prehistoric life and environments, and has created dinosaur art for National Geographic, Disney, Universal Studios and many others

Dinobase is a database/directory of dinosaurs discovered. An excellent tool for amateurs as well as palaeontologists.hosted by the Department of Earth Sciences at University of Bristol in the U.K. It combines news and pictures with an extensive database of dinosaur facts and information.

William Monteleone - Natural History Sculptor

Prehistoric Planet- Critters even older than I

Luis V. Rey's Art Gallery- Dinosaurs and Paleontology

John Sibbick Illustration- Prehistoric, natural history, and fantasy art

DinoData.net- A huge dinosaur portal with loads of great info and pics

Search4dinosaurs.com will help you locate great illustrations of dinosaurs

Prehistorics Illustrated Dinosaurs is full of dinosaur illustrations and pictures of prehistoric creatures with paleo news and more

The Dinosaur Art and Space Imagery of Joe Tucciarone

Dinosaurs in Art is the official website of paleo artist Michael Skrepnick

The Dinosaur Society is dedicated to promoting an interest in everything dinosaur related

StrangeScience.net may be a self-proclaimed eclectic collection of old illustrations and information, but it is also an outstanding resource on the the history of paleontology and biology. The Goof Gallery is loaded with great old timey illustrations of the mysterious beasts that haunted those unknown lands on the map

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Armor, heraldic, and historical sites

From the nice folks at Wholesale Costume Club- check out their Medieval Resource Center. They have dozens of great historical links in case you need to get medieval on someone

Check out Reenactor.Net- the world-wide, on-line home of historical reenacting!

Welcome to HistoryOfWar.org They aim to make their site your first call for information on any aspect of military history. Your probably won't live long enough to read it all- be prepared to lose a few days just getting to the B section

Best of History Web Sites is an award-winning portal created for history teachers, students, and general history enthusiasts. BOHWS contains annotated links to over 1000 history web sites as well links to hundreds of quality K-12 history lesson plans, history teacher guides, history activities, history games, history quizzes, and more throughout its pages

JuniorGeneral.org promotes the use of historical simulations as a tool for teaching history by providing free resources that anyone can use. 1000's of free military reference downloads

Rome Exposed- the site geared toward the spreading of information on Roman Life throughout the Internet. In the other sections of Classics Unveiled, you can find information on Greek Mythology, Roman History and Latin Vocabulary and Derivatives

The Society for Medieval Military History

ARMA - the Association for Renaissance Martial Arts, is an educational non-profit organization dedicated to the study and practice of historical fencing and the exploration and promotion of our Western martial heritage

Arador Armour Library- Arms and armour education

Pictorial Glossary of Armor Terms-based heavily on the glossary in Arms and Armor of the Medieval Knight

Knighthood, Chivalry & Tournaments Resource Library- Information on armour, weapons, clothing, accoutrements, including both "how tos" and historical material

MEDIEVAL ARMOUR- articles and links on armour as it applies to the Middle Ages, the SCA and to SCA combat.

Knights in Central Park armor collection from the Metropolitan Museum of Art has more than fourteen thousand objects from many countries and covers fourteen centuries of history

Medieval Reproductions-Loads of Armor

Real Armor of God- Historically accurate representations of weapons and armor, along with fantasy and movie items

myArmory.com helps educate the collector and enthusiast regarding the various aspects and particulars of the modern replica

MuseumReplicas.com- Historical and fantasy arms and armor from the nice folks at Atlanta Cutlery

Albion Swords Ltd.- museum-quality swords handmade to exacting design specifications, based on countless hours spent in the detailed study the of original swords

Toledo Swords- Another dealer in fantasy and historical toadstickers

Welcome to Amethyst's Closet, where you'll find Ms. Amethyst's ever-growing prop and armor portfolio, along with articles and tutorials on how to make your own props and costumes

Global Effects Inc. manufactures, sells and rents all types of props, costumes, armor, miniatures, sets, creatures and makeup effects for TV, movies and museums.

EveryCastle.com is a comprehensive resource about castles, palaces and fortifications.

Castles.org- Castles, palaces and monasteries including: castle tours, medieval architecture, hotels, travel, plans, weddings, castles for sale, souvenirs, books, directory, site of the week, and history of castles

Medieval-castle.com is another nice resource for those interested in castles and medieval life

The Labyrinth: Resources for Medieval Studies sponsored by Georgetown University

Medievality.com provides plenty of information about castles, medieval life, medieval warfare and much moree

Grey Company Trebuchet page- Medieval WMDs

Odin's Castle of Dreams & Legends- A massive archive of historical resources

NetSERF- The Internet Connection for Medieval Resources

Gode Cookery is an extensive and enlightening guide to life, food, and the arts of the Middle Ages

Medieval Gastronomy - In Images is a nicely illustrated guide to food, diet, meal preparation and dining customs back when salt barrel herring, black bread, and cabbage soup were good eats for the average schmuck- Now some dingus will write a "Peasant Diet Plan" book, get on Oprah, and they'll all make another kazillion bucks

Welcome to Exploring the Middle Ages, where you will find information on heraldry, myths and legends, religion, medicine, and other aspects of life in Britain during the Middle Ages

Modar's Heraldry Page

A Heraldic Primer, from the nice folks at the Society for Creative Anachronism

Heraldry Links

How to draw Celtic knots (or sculpt them)

Images of Medieval Art and Architecture- Watch your apse!

Vinkhuijzen Collection of Military Costume Illustration- Nearly 20,000 prints, drawings, watercolors, and printed book and magazines illustrations of military costume

Prints, Drawings and Watercolors from the Anne S. K. Brown Military Collection- The artwork vividly documents all aspects of military and naval history, with emphasis on the history and illustration of world military and naval uniforms from the 17th century to the present

The Selected Civil War Photographs Collection contains 1,118 photographs. Most of the images were made under the supervision of Mathew B. Brady, and include scenes of military personnel, preparations for battle, and battle after-effects. The collection also includes portraits of both Confederate and Union officers, and a selection of enlisted men.

The North American Indian by Edward S. Curtis- Library of Congress online image collection

Native American History was created by the University of Washington Libraries' Reference and Research Services Division and provides users with an "Annotated list of links to Native American history sites."

Images of Native Americans: The Bancroft Library

Costumer's Manifesto- A huge costume reference portal

New York Public Library Digital Gallery- over 275,000 images digitized from primary sources

Electronic Journals of Martial Arts and Sciences contains a lot of good historical information and occasional illustrations on the varied arts and styles of opening up a can o' whoop ass. Check out the Journal of Western Martial Art and the Journal of Manly Arts: European and Colonial Combatives, 1776 - 1914

The Defence of DUFFER'S DRIFT- The classic in small unit tactics, this Boer War scenario still has sound lessons for today's infantryman, as well as being a great wargame adventure. I reformatted the book and cleaned up the graphics to make it easier to navigate

World War I Color Photos -"World War I.... who would have thought there were original color photos of WWI? This site contains hundreds of photos taken by the French in the last two years of World War One."

Shorpy.com is a photo blog about life a hundred years ago- a great source for period character study, with tough people in tough times

The Old Picture internet site features an extensive collection of original, historical photographs, including over 80,000 images spanning the years 1850 to 1940. "These photographs span the globe, and capture the defining moments of our collective history"

Smithsonian Photography Initiative - "Welcome to the Smithsonian Photography Initiative. With this website and other innovative programs to come, we hope to open new doors for you Ñ both to the Smithsonian's extraordinary collections of photographs and to an understanding of the integral roles photographs play in our lives

They Drew Fire- the combat artists of World War II

Historical Military Pictures and Photos from WWII & Vietnam- Explore the largest free collection of historical US Military photos from WWII and Vietnam on the Web—digitized by Footnote from the vaults of The National Archives

Military Posters of 20th Century has a huge collection Russo-Japanese war, WW1, WW2, Civil Wars in Russia and Spain, Cold War. About 1800 posters at all

Historic Aircraft Drawings by Josef Hueber - fascinating aircraft design drawings and photos of some unusual experimental, military, and commercial aircraft

Modern Firearms & Ammunition- Online encyclopedia of firearms and ammunition of the 20th and 21st centuries

The Gun Zone will be the primary resource of authoritative firearms-related information for the Internet-enabled gunperson

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Interesting Miscellaneous Art Sites and Online Galleries

Beautifullife.info is a daily updated online magazine dedicated to all aspects of design

The Artcyclopedia is an index of online museums and image archives:find out where the works of over 8,000 different fine artists can be viewed online
Art History Resources on the Web is another massive index of links maintained by Professor Christopher L. C. E. Witcombe of Sweet Briar College, Virginia
The Art Browser lets you search by artist or movement, with categories taken from Artcyclopedia, and prints from art.com

ArtLinks allows users to browse or search for links within a group of topical headers: Animation, Architecture, Comics, Dance and Literature, just to name a few

The Timeline of Art History is a chronological, geographical, and thematic exploration of the history of art from around the world, as illustrated especially by the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection

At the Coudal Partners Museum of Online Museums, you will find links from our archives to online collections and exhibits covering a vast array of interests and obsessions

Art Images for College Teaching (AICT) is a personal, non-profit project of its author, art historian and visual resources curator Allan T. Kohl

Intute has a free guide to the best of the Web for the Arts and Creative Industries. It allows users to search or browse for information on a variety of art disciplines: Architecture, Advertising, Crafts, Design. and many others

The Web Gallery of Art is a virtual museum and searchable database of European painting and sculpture from 12th to mid-19th centuries

African tribal art-Wooden and bronze statues, masks, totems & symbols

Here is a fine selection of Oni demon masks and sculpture

A Love of Monsters- Gargoyles and Architectural Sculpture in NYC

Walter S. Arnold, Sculptor-Stone Carver. Get your gargoyles here!

I have admired the fantasy illustrations of Ian Miller since I saw the paperback cover of John Gardener's Grendel as well as The Tolkien Bestiary, and the Crichton's Eaters of the Dead (The 13th Warrior)

Fantasy Ink is a collection of comic and fantasy art plus artwork from the Golden Age of Illustration and whatever else sparks blogger Tom's interest- updated frequently with great content and links

Beej's Pirate Image Archive- ARRRGGH!!!!!!

Welcome to Elfwood - Science Fiction, Fantasy and FanArt Pictures & Fiction

The art of Matt Dixon- Over the top fun fantasy, sci-fi and horror

The Official Frazetta Art Gallery

FrankFrazetta.org- The UNOFFICIAL Frank Frazetta Fantasy Art Gallery has a lot of quality scans that the official site does not provide

The Official Boris Vallejo and Julie Bell Website

The Official Hajime Sorayama Website

Jim Vadeboncoeur, Jr.'s Illustrator Biographies is THE site devoted to classic 20th century illustrators, featuring great info, pictures, and resources for further research

The work of illustrator Alphonse Mucha is a valuable source for figurative study- here is another nice selection of Mucha's Art Nouveau posters, lithographs, and illustrations

ImageNETion- Huge galleries of pin-ups, fantasy art, comic and digital art

The Association of Science Fiction and Fantasy Artists

Draconika.com I think they like dragons

The Pin-up Files- contains over 1500 pin-up art images from "classic" and "contemporary" artists. Galleries are devoted to each featured artist. Each gallery contains artwork, a biography, notes on each image and important links

I was always a big fan of movie poster artist and illustrator Reynold Brown, whose artwork was often far better than the movies it was advertising. Here's Brown's section at American Art Archives, also check out Learn About Movie Posters.

Wrong Side of the Art- Horror, sci-fi, exploitation, cult, trash, and B-movie posters, large size, well indexed and fully linked- you are guaranteed to find some old favorites you are too embarrassed to admit you enjoyed

Check out Tony Merrithew.com- Mr. Merrithew is well known for his stop action movie work, as well as his amazing horse, auto, and dinosaur sculpture. His blog, An Oil Painting a Day, will keep you fascinated for hours

Shiflett Brothers- These boys do some interesting work

The CS Moore Studio and sculptor Clayburn Moore proudly present premier licensed and original statues, busts and more

The Mariusz Kozik vel Lacedemon Portfolio - Mariusz Kozik currently lives in Lublin City, Poland where he works as an illustrator and concept artist, Lots of stunning war art at the bottom of the page, including some great Osprey work

Epilogue.net Art Galleries- Epilogue is all about Fantasy Art

Presidia Creative is a creative media blog that is dedicated to bringing together the best content from blogs and resources in areas such as art & graphic design, web development, and professional audio

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Assorted Literary Links

The Fantastic in Art and Fiction- from the nice folks at the Cornell University Library

Nonsenselit.org is a portal devoted to Nonsense literature, with a lot of great illustrations and art links as well as the fun prose and poetry

Encyclopedia Mythica- An expansive and comprehensive database and portal

Welcome to the Theoi Project, a comprehensive guide to the Gods (Theoi), Spirits (Daimones) and Monsters (Theres) of ancient Greek mythology and religion

Paleothea.com: Women in Greek Myths- Ailia Athena has compiled a remarkable treasure trove of tales, art, and great reference sources for the classically inclined

Browse through folktales and legends from around the world!

The Medieval Beastiary: Here begins the book of the nature of beasts. Of lions and panthers and tigers, wolves and foxes, dogs and apes

Dave's Mythical Creatures and Places

The Serene Dragon, a comprehensive site of dragon, draconic, and dragon-related myths, legends, and tales from around the world

Glorious Nonsense- All things Jabberwocky

Edgar Governo - Historian of Things That Never Were. 365 Fantasy and Science Fiction timelines from television, movies, books, games and comics

Folklore and Mythology Electronic Texts

Our friend Peggy sent us another very nice link page for myths and legends: Resources for Myths Around the World

Fables and Fairy Tales A massive online archive of classic tales and childrens stories, with artwork scanned from the original 1909 book illustrations

Tarzan of the Internet- A jungle full of great images and links!

The Official Robert E. Howard Website

Barbarian Keep- another Conan and Robert E. Howard Website

Welcome to the Jack Kirby Museum & Research Center-celebrating the life of Jack Kirby and his creations

Fantastic Fiction - Fantasy & Sci Fi Literature Database- Information and links for over 6000 authors

Check out Jeff Russell's Starship Dimensions

PULPS et MAGAZINES AMERICAINS- Outstanding French site with a huge archive of cover art from the great American pulp golden age, featuring fantasy and sci-fi from Amazing Stories to Weird Tales, from the 1920's into the 1960's.

Welcome to the Lambiek Comiclopedia, an illustrated compendium of over 7,000 comic artists, listed under last name (or pseudonym)

For those of us who remember when comic books cost 10¢, Superdickery features the unintentional hilarity and the thinly veiled lurid innuendo of old comic book covers, mostly old DC, but with lots of good references

Golden Age Comic Book Stories is an amazing archive of comic and pulp story references, resources and artwork

Cover Browser - displays galleries of comic book covers for comic book fans & enjoy (there's also links to find out more about individual comics or to buy them). Some of the artists you'll find : John Byrne, Barry Windsor-Smith, Frank Miller, Ivan Brunetti, Alex Ross, Todd McFarlane, Mark Bagley, Steve Ditko, Jim Lee, Daniel Clowes, Neal Adams, Jim Aparo, Jack Kirby, Rob Liefeld, Andy Kubert, John Romita Sr. and Jr., Sam Keith, Dave Gibbons, Erik Larsen and many more.

Check out the cover art of 1960s-80s Warren comics CREEPY, EERIE and VAMPIRELLA, as created by a literal Who's Who of fantasy artists. Flash-enhanced site; English-language, hosted in Japan.

CRIME BOSS- Crime Comic Books of the 1940s and 1950s, with great galleries of dangerous dames with gorgeous gams and gats galore!

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Graphics Editing and Web Stuff

Welcome to TinyURL! Are you sick of posting URLs in emails and forums only to have it break when sent causing the recipient to have to cut and paste it back together? By entering in a URL in the text field below, we will create a tiny URL that will not break in email postings and never expires. USE THIS!!! Nobody wants to paste 9 lines of gibberish into the address bar just to look at your picture!

FileZilla, the free FTP solution. Both a client and a server are available. FileZilla is open source software distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License

Google has released Picasa 3, a digital image tool that has more features than the previous version. And, it's still FREE! You can edit, fix digital photos and even post them to a blog. Might be worth a look

IrfanView is a very fast, small, compact and innovative FREEWARE (for non-commercial use) graphic viewer for Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000/XP.

Here are three more free graphics editors with more advanced features:

GIMP

Pixia

PhotoPlus

HTML Code Tutorial "Our goal is to provide the most helpful and complete guide to creating web pages anywhere"

The Webpage Color Selection Tool is pretty handy for setting up safe and easy on the eyes colors on your page

At In obscuro, you'll find the amazing dark art gallery of Nela Dunato, as well as lots of great graphics and web design tutorials, tips and art resources

Blambot- Comic Fonts and Design- Nate Piekos is a great comic artist and designer with lots of cool free and pay fonts on his site, along with good entertaining info and links about comics, illustration, typography, and design.

Bill Blinn has been making computers understandable for many years- check out his site, Techbyter.com for his weekly column and podcast

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