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	n a m e d r o p p i n g s a r c h i v e # 4 http://www.id.iit.edu/~bmcgrath/ every corner there are new surises. the layered ascii is really cool, i borrowed some myself. submitted by criz http://www.bitsifter.com Very low-tech site -- but very easy to read and enjoyable thanks to proper use of borderles frames and the multicolumn tag. submitted by Michael Lopp http://www.jodi.org mind teaser - submitted by avi http://home.earthlink.net/~orfeo/ This is my page. It's basically an outlet for my photography, computer photo-editing endeavors, and quotes from other writers that have helped me break through the wall of writer's block. submitted by David Conrad http://www.tbi.net/~eafichtel/index.htm We built it, and they came. ANTHEM submitted by E.A. Fichtl http://www.electricfrog.co.uk/elevator/contents.htm Scotland's online forum for electronic art and multimedia submitted by gill http://www.tinderbox.co.za Funky design, good content, and they have an alternative section for non-graphic browsers. Good technology, too - the site is viewable with Apple's Hotsauce plug-in (the old Project X). submitted by Fugue http://www.best.com/~xcentrix It is cool because it is intrinsically xcentrix. submitted by octavia http://www.ecst.csuchico.edu/~any It moved me emotionally submitted by Kevin Tamura-Murphy http://www.telegraphics.com.au/ If you like Fine Art and you like the way I do it its COOL. If you want to discuss Fine Art on the Net and on Computers its Cool If you like Typography its COOl If you like Computer generated prints its COOL submitted by Malcolm Thain http://www.frankly.com/photo Olympics and Tibet photos designed for fast viewing submitted by Frank Llosa http://www.infosrc.com Neat Graphics. Won't be on the net until January of 1997, but you should definitely check it out. submitted by Amy http://xiber.com/dawn First Newpaper on the net from Pakistan submitted by MD http://www.labridge.com/jbbooks/ Lists some fiction and mysteries with a Left Wing political edge by West Coast writers done by a small press, John Brown Books. submitted by John Shannon http://www.bdd.com My Draw 50 series for Doubleday is, I hope, "cool." What do you think? Best wishes, Lee 2nd Email address: LeeAmes@Juno.com submitted by Lee J. Ames http://oven.com/deck/ Barry Deck is a designer whose work warrants a browsing... submitted by Raoul Ollman http://www.swspin.com Something for the golfer, fly-fisherman, photograper and designer in a SW setting. submitted by Lola Huitt http://www.designstein.com/~kellyk I have information on how to avoid carpal tunnel syndrome that I think everyone should should look at before the hands turn into useless clubs. submitted by Kelly Kliebe http://numinous.com tied into everything, wired and wireless, located in the hipest heart of Seattle. submitted by David Klaphaak, Jr. http://www.vibe.com All that and a bag of chips. submitted by jr http://www.pjloughran.com cool design and exciting Illustrations! submitted by Liam Fitzpatrick http://www.spoiler.com Well, it's not cool yet, but it will be when it's done. An online zine for the rest of us. submitted by Bret Van Horn http://www.beatstreetshoe.com cool interface, and the shoes are cool too. submitted by jr http://www.att.com/college/love/story3/story3.html Very funny nteractive soap opera, cool animations and graphics submitted by Aurea de Souza http://www.xs4all.nl/~riksmits Interesting stuff for the poor lefthanders (who one seems to care about!) submitted by Geni Cabre http://indigo.ie/~synnotts/ funky icons! submitted by irwin spence http://www.charm.net/~video/brad/ Good graphics and fiction. Covers America after Baudrillard. submitted by Brad Valdez http://www.artbr.com.br The best site of brasilian arts!!!!!!!!!! submitted by Rui Amaral http://www.emf.net/~jgm7/maya/promise/promise.html A bald chick and her masochistic musings... submitted by Maya Papaya http://www.sensei.co.uk/indigo/index.html submitted by david currey http://www.ajbb.co.jp/tokoro/tokoro-e/tokoro-e.html finely visualized digital fantasy images submitted by Dan Mayo http://www.spearedpeanut.com/artist/kentwilliams.html Just Because. submitted by Paul Kremer http://www.behoo.com.tw Well, it's cool, and it's in Chinese. Ching-nee-men-lia-kan submitted by Christopher C. http://www.ou.edu/class/art4910/viscom submitted by Jeff Prime http://www.hutch.com.au/~graemew/index.html Beautifully structured site, has to be seen. I especially liked the animated gifs and I might even try to solve the Alchemy puzzle. submitted by Don Wong http://www.swoon.com groovy type explorations and pallate explosions burst from the hands of warren corbitt & barry deck submitted by warren corbitt http://www.buggsport.com Its just neeto bonito! submitted by JOSH AND JUSTIN KUNIN-SIEGEL http://www.cosmomag.com Finally a website that doesnít feel it has to LOOK like a website. The typical Cosmo content seems natural in this medium. submitted by Jeff Halmos http://www.gustown.com An awesome site for kids. Loaded with lots of 'Shocked' games and stuff. submitted by Lisa Hoffman http://www.thepyramid.com Our labour of love. Over-the-top cybersoap. Funny and fun to look at. A corporate-sponsored story about twisted corporate America--go figure. submitted by dan evans http://shoko.calarts.edu/~joel/ he's the only integrated artist at cal arts submitted by joel fox http://www.razorfish.com/bluedot/typo/ submitted by anonymous http://www.chronbooks.com Because! submitted by caroline herter http://www.marcialyons.com/ mind+body+technology=art submitted by Melodie Woods http://www.pulpit.com Interesting, well written articles on design, innovation and culture. Simple elegant design. submitted by Kevin Mason http://users.uniserve.com/~wonko/solas/ A webzine by and for new talent in the genres of poetry, fiction and artwork. submitted by darren james harkness
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