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• Alien Art

  http://www.alienart.com/
  Alien Art contains the unique images of Ken Means.

• Madriz, Mario

  http://www.art.net/Studios/Visual/Mmadriz/Mainpage.html
  I invite you to navigate without compass in a world where North does not exist, where gravity is ruled by thought's magnetism and the only existing air is the one you exhale.

• Mariotti, Guiseppe

  http://members.tripod.com/art_lab/
  ArtLab - Digital art (2D, 3D images) and traditional forms of visual art, paintings, comics, free web images and animations.

• McMenemy, Sean

  http://www.seanfx.com/
  Graphics Website that produces 3D animation and effects for Broadcast and Film.

• McMillan, D. Brian

  http://www.art.net/Studios/Visual/Bdmc/
  Goal is to use digital techniques to create fine art.

• Metahari

  http://www.metahari.com/
  Displays digital and scanned artwork.

• Miller, Sherry

  http://www.sherryart.com/
  SherryArt: Where art and technology meet and when they don't, humor steps in to do the job.

• Monachello, David

  http://www.art.net/Studios/Visual/Davem/davem.html
  Digital art studio.

• Moscona, Arnon

  http://www.art.net/Studios/Visual/Arnon/
  A studio on art on the net. The artist presents his art -- paintings, computer art and photography, as well as selected excerpts from favorite poetry and inspirational texts.

• Mueller, Tobin James

  http://www.artsforge.com/tjm/art.html
  An artist in many fields, a composer, lyricist, playwright, author, digital artist, director and producer. Here you will find a selection of his 3D art.

• Mungur, Linesh

  http://pages.intnet.mu/linesh/
  Pictures rendered in Photoshop, Flash animations, and skins. [Flash]

• Murach, Mike

  http://mike-murach.tripod.com/
  Digital paintings painted using Painter 5. Most paintings are printed on Somerset Velvet watercolor paper using an Epson 3000 printer.

 

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