Where to go online for inspiration

When I'm running on empty for artwork ideas or just wanting some variety, I like to take a look at these sites:

• The British Museum: Search the website.
• Museum of Modern Art (MoMA):  Mouse over the "Explore" button at the bottom of the page.
• National Geographic:  The whole site is a feast for the eyes and mind.
• The Smithsonian:  Click on the "Collections" button.

That's it for now.  Have a great day and explore wherever you are and whenever you can.

--Marge

Now to feast the eyes a little

There are many, many sites that offer views of digital art.  To find some search on "digital art portal, "digital art gallery" (will bring up brick-and-mortar galleries, as well), and "digital art online gallery."  Many of these portals feature works for sale.  Here is a sampling of what I found today:

Abstract Digital Art and Fractals Gallery --  The front page of this site doesn't offer much visually, but scroll down to the middle of the page and you'll see "gallery 1, gallery 2 ... gallery n."  In gallery 1, I found this piece

"Support System" by Aeires

The CG Society Art Gallery features art by both professionals and amateurs. A lot of the work is 3D.

UNESCO Knowledge Portal: Digi-Arts -- This site shows some of the many ways that digital art can be used.  It features the artists that produce digital work, such as

Joe Davis, Microvenus (2000)

DeviantArt is one of my favorite sites.  There's a wide variety of artists' works with t-shirts, gear and prints of the works offered for sale.  Anyone can join and upload artwork.  Here's a post-apocalyptic one that's very good (in my view).

"castle NASA" by *ProgV

I hope you enjoyed this little foray in digital art. There's a lot more out there, some of it extremely beautiful. 'Til tomorrow then.

 --Marge