Great article on old correspondence schools for art and design.

Islamic book arts from the Indiiana University Collection

Graphic Novel adaptation of Bradbury's famous book - officially sanctioned by the Bradbury estate.

Examples, discussion, articles and process descriptions of the photogravure process.

Architectural drawings of Russians Brodsky and Utkin along with brief article.

Exhibits of plans, sketches, models, installations, etc. regarding Russian architecture.

The Wiki site for a new (2009) textbook that combines the Bauhaus Basic Course with the Adobe Creative Suite. Written by Xtine Burroughs and Michael Mandiberg.

Designboom is a resource for contemporary design as well as design history. Very well researched and indexed.

One of my favorites from this list is the history of the design of the shopping cart: http://www.designboom.com/history/cart.html

A large selection of early anatomical books and images.

Papers, photos, letters, assorted writings and official documents, scrapbooks and film belonging to the Jackson Pollock and Lee Krasner collection.

A tremendous source for early and contemporary film, sound and written word. The focus is on avant-garde work from several different generations. You can find films by Yoko Ono, audio by William Burroughs and Allen Ginsberg as well as the entire contents of each issue of Aspen Magazine here.

Extensive, outstanding and comprehensive resource for William Blake's work. Indexed and highly searchable.

PSB (not PBS). Art found and bought in thrift stores some of which is refreshingly intense and engaging.

Downloadable films from Fluxus participants like Yoko Ono, Nam June Paik, etc.

The evolution of the design of the Ouija board and similar apparatuses in good detail.

Create and share fonts online.

Some posts have been removed recently that were links to group members' blogs or websites or personal work of some sort. There's nothing essentially wrong with self promotion. But, instead of filling up the Art.In.General's bookmarks with links to your site and your work, please use this thread only for any self promotion.

If you maintain a blog that references art and design related sites, please post a link directly to that related site instead of a link to your blog post which links to the site. It's best to provide direct links to information instead of secondary links.

Active members may post one (1) response here with a link to their personal site.

Thanks for the intro, Ian. I'll attempt to moderate with the wisdom of Solomon and not let the power go straight to my head.

Craig