Remember how much fun cutting and gluing was? Relive those glory days with a collage project. Art is about happy accidents and if my parents taught me anything I certainly am one.

Do It Online

1. Art Thread – Interactive online art experience.
2. ArtGraphica – Art drawing lessons online.
3. Artignition – Drawing tutorials online.
4. AsciiFlow – Make ASCII art in your browser.
5. Draw Space – Paid drawing lessons.
6. DrawABox – Learn to draw as it’s a skill you can train.
7. Enliightenment – Art education, techniques, and career steps.
8. JSPaint – Draw with Microsoft Paint in your browser.
9. Kleki – In-browser drawing tool.
10. Line Of Action – Learn to draw and discuss the lines of art.
11. Pose Maniacs – Poses for nude sketching and other drawing tools.
12. QuickPoses – A tool for improving drawing skills.
13. SketchDaily – Drawing reference site.
14. Ctrl+Paint – Free digital painting tutorials for artists.
15. Drawing Now – Step-by-step drawing tutorials for various skill levels.
16. Pencil Kings – Online art courses and tutorials for aspiring artists.
17. ArtProf – Free art tutorials and critiques by professional artists.
18. Draw with Jazza – Offers drawing tutorials and art challenges.
19. Croquis Cafe – Life drawing sessions and tutorials for artists.

Artists I Found You May Like Too

1. Alison Jackson – Provocative Photography.
2. Artificial Images – Utilizing cutting-edge machine learning technology by Derrick Schultz.
3. Bob Bartlett – Bo Bartlett.
4. Erik Jo – Erik Johansson.
5. Hint.fm – Fernanda Viégas and Martin Wattenberg’s data-based art.
6. Issues & Icons on Facebook – Issues and Icons by Adam Nehr.
7. Julian Oliver – Projects – Tech-based art by Julian Oliver.
8. Kehinde Wiley – Kehinde Wiley.
9. Laforet Visuals – LAFORET VISUALS.
10. Library of the Printed Web – Compiled by Paul Soulellis.
11. Luo Li Rong Art on Instagram – Luo Li Rong.
12. Max Illustration – Max Thompson Art & Illustration.
13. Open Culture – Leonardo da Vinci’s Notebooks – Da Vinci’s Notebooks Online.
14. Paul Pepera on ArtStation – Paul Pepera.
15. Photogravure – The Art of the Photogravure.
16. Sam Spratt – Sam Spratt.
17. Washed Ashore – Art from ocean plastic.

Photographeye

1. Adorama – Cameras, lenses, audio, video, drones & instruments at Adorama.
2. CollectiBlend – Cameras – Classic, collectible, and old cameras price guides.
3. CreativeLive – Providing free live online classes for photography and art peoples.
4. Designing Sound – The art and technique behind sound designs.
5. Film Grab – Library of film shots, representing a comprehensive library of film stills.
6. Film Lifestyle – Turning video production and filmmaking into a money-making business.
7. Gearslutz – The pro audio website for slutz.
8. JW Sound Group – Forums for audio professionals.
9. Larry Jordan – Resource library about editing, both paid and free.
10. Lens Hero – A site all for DSLR lenses.
11. Local Darkroom – Find a local dark room for exposing pictures.
12. No Film School – Skip the schooling and become a master from your computer chair.
13. Optical Limits – Lense reviews.
14. Photography – The Bastard’s Book – The Bastards Book of Photography by Dan Nguyen.
15. Photopea – An online photo editor in your browser.
16. Photoskop – Learn photography through interactive courses designed to make it more accessible.
17. RED Digital Cinema – Crop Factor Calculator – Crop factor calculator.
18. Ripple Training – Create better videos.
19. Shot Cafe – Free searchable movie stills database for research, decks, and inspiration.
20. Shotdeck – The largest non-free collection of fully searchable high-definition movie images.
21. Sumo – Creative tools for curious minds including a photo editor, audio mixer, and more.
22. The Black and Blue – Filmmaking tips for camera assistants.
23. LensCulture – A photography network and online magazine for contemporary photography.
24. PhotoShelter – Provides professional tools for photographers to showcase and sell their work.
25. The Photographic Journal – Showcases photo essays and interviews with photographers.
26. F-Stop Magazine – An online photography magazine featuring contemporary photography.
27. Lenscratch – A daily journal that explores contemporary photography.
28. Fraction Magazine – Features fine art photography portfolios from emerging and established artists.

The Art of Live Performance but, Online. (I get the oxymoron.)

Modeling

1. Fashion Gone Rogue – Fashion and beauty news, trends, and celebrity insights.
2. Fashion Model Directory – Directory for fashion, models, agencies, and industry news.
3. Fashionista – Fashion news and analysis.
4. Model Management – Platform connecting models, photographers, and agencies.
5. Model Mentors – Offers advice, tips, and resources for aspiring models to navigate the industry.
6. The Model’s Market – A marketplace for models to find photographers, makeup artists, and other collaborators for building their portfolios.
7. Model Alliance – An organization that advocates for the rights and fair treatment of models in the fashion industry.
8. Model Movement – Provides fitness and wellness resources specifically tailored for models to maintain their health and physique.
9. The Fashion Spot – Offers forums, articles, and resources on fashion trends, modeling tips, and industry news.
10. Modeling Advice – Comprehensive guide and tips for models at every stage of their career, from beginners to professionals.

Acting

1. Internet Broadway Database (IBDB) – Source for Broadway information.
2. Internet Off-Broadway Database (IOBDB) – Catalog of Off-Broadway shows.
3. The Broadway League – Official website of the Broadway industry.
4. TheatreDB – Theatre database by fans for fans.
5. Actor’s Studio – Offers workshops, classes, and resources for actors to hone their craft and connect with industry professionals.
6. The Acting Center – Provides a variety of acting classes, workshops, and seminars to help actors develop their skills.
7. StageMilk – Online resource with acting tips, monologues, scene databases, and industry advice.
8. Acting in London – Offers guidance on acting classes, headshots, and finding representation specifically for actors in the UK.
9. The Actor’s Diet – A blog that focuses on the health and wellness of actors, including tips on maintaining a balanced diet and lifestyle.
10. The Drama Teacher – Provides educational resources, lesson plans, and tips for drama teachers and acting students.

Social

1. ArtStation – For professional artists to showcase portfolios and connect.
2. CGSociety – Online society for digital artists and CG enthusiasts.
3. DeviantArt – A vibrant community for artists to showcase work, connect, and receive feedback.
4. EBSQ Art – Online art community supporting self-representing artists.
5. Pixel Joint – Community for pixel artists and enthusiasts.
6. WetCanvas – Forum for visual artists around the world.
7. ArtFinder – A marketplace for discovering and buying original art from independent artists.
8. Artmajeur – Online gallery and marketplace for artists to sell their work.
9. Saatchi Art – Platform for artists to showcase and sell their artwork globally.
10. Rise Art – Curated platform connecting artists with art lovers and collectors.
11. Minted – Independent artists can sell their designs and artwork.
12. Artsy Shark – Promotes and supports artists through articles, interviews, and features.

Supplies

1. Cheap Joe’s Art Supplies – Affordable art supplies.
2. Dick Blick Art Materials – Family-owned and serving artists since 1911.
3. Jerry’s Artarama – Purchases support scholarships for artists.

Misc

1. Art Loss Register – Register your art losses.
2. Find Stolen Art – Assist Police Forces in the UK.
3. FineArt.sk – Human anatomy references for artists.
4. You Are Not A Photographer – Exposing fauxtographers amusingly.

Thoughts on the future: 

Artificial Intelligence (AI) art presents a fascinating intersection of technology and creativity, raising important questions about its moral and ethical implications. Its use prompts considerations about authenticity, authorship, and cultural appropriation. Ethical guidelines should be established to navigate issues like copyright, consent, and the responsible use of AI in art. Ultimately, AI art can be employed in ways that uphold artistic integrity, respect diverse perspectives, and contribute positively to the arts community. Examples of places that can do this: NightCafe. Bing’s Image Creator. Adobe Firefly. 

The beginning: The Never-Ending Journey of Creation

Whether you’re painting the next masterpiece of the ages, sculpting a figure so fine you are in the throws of “can’t do anything anymore because it’s too perfect but it’s incomplete,” performing on stage, filming a movie, or designing a game, the world of art and creation is vast and full of possibilities. Experiment with new tools, and most importantly, have fun with it.

After all, the joy of creation is as much about the journey as it is about the finished product.
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