Actually, these are links to the sites of people and establishments that I think are worth knowing about, whether you're an artist or an art lover.
Todd Lockwood -- The well known fantasy artist displays his recent work and even answers a few questions. http://www.toddlockwood.com/
Brandywine River Museum -- Dedicated to the artwork of the great 20th C. American illustrator Nathan Conyers (N.C.) Wyeth (http://www.ncwyeth.org/ncbio.htm), his teacher , his circle and his heirs. What a guy! http://www.brandywinemuseum.org/
Richard Schmid -- A fine artist, author of "Alla Prima; Everything I know About Painting" Very few pros are willing to take the time to tell you everything they know, so his book is a valuable one. Focuses on the cardinal elements; line, value, hue and edge. http://www.richardschmid.com/
Andrew Loomis -- The greatest teacher I've ever had, despite being dead. I cannot overstate this man's value to any young artist. His works are all out of print, never to be rereleased, but good files of his basic drawing books "Fun With A Pencil" and "Figure Drawing for All It's Worth" are available on line at http://www.saveloomis.org/ Download them now! Do it! Do it!
U.S. Copyright Office – Protect your art and original ideas. http://www.copyright.gov/
And for folks interested in fantasy and tabletop gaming.
Dungeons and Dragons Forgotten Realms -- More than just powerful wizards, divine temples, and wise kings comprise the Realms. Learn what goes on in the shadows of the Realms. If you like this product you might want to check out the other Dungeons And Dragons products. http://www.trollandtoad.com
