Computer-generated images of (mostly) conventional subjects

• Kristen Ankiewicz, photographer, has a wide range of stuff ... some of which I like. See also thenetnet.
• The Boardtown Gallery looks promising in its Abstract genre
• The Event Horizon Gallery
  has some good stuff in its "traditional" wing, which may or may not be computer-generated.
• Paul's gallery has some fun images, many only 13-30k. Ion Visual Computing has weird but interesting stuff.
• Atelier Nord "is a workshop for electronic art and printmaking sited in Oslo, Norway." Their "Cafe Vereal" is said to contain a discussion about digital art; among their "electronic art projects" was a wondrous, but long (>500k), cyclical piece called "yoU aRe eLle" by
• the digital giraffe aka corinne whitaker. I have some trouble with caching images from this site: my Netscape 2.0 seems to think the old image is newer than the new ones she puts in, so I have to hack the cache in order to see them. Blessed be Netscape's about:http://www.foo.com/bar.html feature.
  Thumbnails run maybe 5k, images about 50-90k. They're copyrighted: she sells this work (I own one piece). The "quill" page has a 125k image of some text ... oh well. I recommend room 26, the digital salon.
• I strongly recommend a look at Evolutionary Computer Graphics.