Art.In.General

A very thorough timeline of photomontage and it's influences from 1857 - 2007.

Flickr is almost certainly the best online photo management and sharing application in the world. Show off your favorite photos and videos to the world, securely and privately show content to your friends and family, or blog the photos and videos you take with a cameraphone.

I've put together a massive list of 31 online web applications that offer you the ability to do most anything you could want to do to your photos and other graphics. While some of the websites offer a premium service, they all offer a free service as well.

Drawings, prints, literature - it's all here. Very difficult to categorize, but there is a lot of stuff here. The blog is no longer active but is still online for the moment. If this is your kind of stuff, download the whole site and archive it somewhere. Most of the reproductions are hi-res.

"Computers aren't everything" I think that's an incredibly important statement. Drawing with a nice pen or pencil on good paper can get you thinking in a very different way than arranging pixels on a screen. When I'm stuck, or even when I'm not stuck for ideas I find the nearest library and look for the oldest, largest most decrepit books and pull them off the shelf to look at them. There are many gems languishing on forgotten shelves. The other day I found a very large book from the 1920s chock full of beautifully colored prints of Masonic symbols and imagery. I took photos, if anyone's interested...

These ads design are very unique and impressive, i like it very much.

The chimp with the clown make-up on is very compelling and unsettling.

To welcome the month of April, I have compiled 20 awesome calendar wallpapers which will rock your desktop. Enjoy these wallpapers and enjoy the festivities of Easter.

These videos and the artistic creativity that went into them is absolutely amazing. What is even more amazing is the fact that the artists aren't famous and banking. This article is dedicated to those who share a common interest for papercraft and stop motion video. Enjoy.

Salvador Dali on the old game show, What's My Line. It's not credited - but in the very beginning of this video one can hear Marie Osmond reciting Hugo Ball's Karawane.

A search using "picasso" + "light" in the Google LIFE image collection.

Light writing is a form of stop motion animation wherein still images captured using the technique known as light painting are put in sequence thereby creating the optical illusion of movement for the viewer.

Picasso used to do this - and was photographed in LIFE magazine: http://images.google.com/images?q=picasso+light+&q=source%3Alife I'm pretty sure he did it in a Cocteau movie, too - but I can't remember which one...

An animation that illustrates the ornate structure of the Isafahn mosque in Iran.

A blog devoted to extensive research into Mid-Century Modern design including architecture, interiors, products, film, TV, fashion, etc. Lots of quality images.

Pool of photos of interiors and assorted architectural images of Mid-Century Design.

A set of graphic materials (posters, set designs, lobby cards, etc.) associated with Tarkovsky films. Some of the images are pretty small - but clear.

A set of icons attributed to Andrei Rublev with some biographical text.