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Chineseposters.net presents Chinese propaganda posters with information about their history, background and design. The site offers a gallery of highlights, theme presentations, and browsing or searching by posters, artists and tags.
Chris Shier is a Vancouver-based artist who creates canvas animations, animated gifs, and layered loops. His site provides a CV and showcases his work. All content is copyrighted and cannot be used for commercial purposes without express written permission.
comfy box is a community platform with public forums, chat functionality, user content archives, resources and articles. It includes a points system, trophies, and chat command tools for user interaction.
ComicsFlow is an app for organizing and scheduling creative workflow and managing art projects. It describes itself as an alternative to spreadsheets and to-do lists, and lets users create a project and define pages, choosing from models such as manga or American comics or creating their own.
Telkom University Dataverse is a repository for research data where members deposit and share datasets and code. It provides dataverses as containers for datasets, files and metadata, supports browsing by subject, and displays dataset and download metrics.
David.li is the site of an artist making interactive playthings with maths, sound, code and squishiness. The page lists works including Splash Canvas, Viola the Bird, Blob Opera, Elastic Man, Fluid Paint, Character Soup, Fluid Particles, Vortex Spheres, Volumetric Particle Flow, Fourier Image Filtering and Ocean Wave Simulation.
A Škoda Storyboard article series on how car registration numbers are generated and what can be gleaned from them in different countries. The page lists instalments covering Switzerland, Poland, Spain, France, Italy, China, Russia, Germany, India, the Czech Republic and the United Kingdom.
Detective Board is a browser-based online tool for creating digital evidence and detective boards. Users can pin notes, photos and articles to a virtual corkboard, connect clues with red string, and share completed boards publicly. It is free to start and designed for use in true-crime research, story planning, tabletop campaigns and study.
Search art history data collections and supporting datasets from DEU.
Different Strokes is a collaborative online painting game released for HTML5 and Android platforms. It features server-based networked multiplayer, where players create, remix and rate art that is hosted and loaded dynamically. The game includes a main gallery and a weekly themed gallery. A one-time donation unlocks the Deluxe Edition, which adds exclusive colors, brush smoothing, a straight line tool, canvas zoom, a studio room for saved works, and a painting easel for drafts.
A website about headphone measurements and related topics. It describes simple modifications and filters that can change a headphone's technical performance, with effects quantified and verified using measurements on a DIY test fixture. Newly added and revised articles are listed on the home page.
Documentary Storm is a website for watching free full-length documentary films online, covering subjects such as history, science, culture and music. The site organizes films into categories including art, biography, crime, environment, health, nature, politics, religion, society and war, and offers lists of top titles, new arrivals and a full documentary list.
eLaborate is an online work environment where scholars can upload scans, transcribe and annotate text, and publish results as an online text edition freely available to all users. It was developed by the Huygens Institute and is used by 28 projects. The website accompanies the fourth version, released on 31 March 2014.
ExRx.net is a website offering exercise reference articles, exercise libraries, and fitness calculators for exercise professionals, coaches, and fitness enthusiasts. It began in 1999 and includes a searchable exercise library and fitness testing resources. A subscription service with premium content launched in 2022, and a mobile app called Workout Tools was released.
Ferment Lab is the Fermenthings open-source wiki, a collection of articles about fermentation. Entries cover topics such as tempeh making, Chinese cabbage kimchi, kimchi stew, koji, curtido and bottled fermented drinks.
An archive documenting cancelled and unreleased video games, prototypes and lost gaming history. It states that since 1999 it has preserved rare information, assets and developer stories from across all eras of gaming. A features section collects in-depth articles, developer interviews and stories about cancelled, unreleased and prototype titles.
Garden Design is a digital publication covering garden design, horticulture and plant-driven inspiration. It offers free articles on design ideas, landscape design, small gardens, container and vegetable gardening, and plant care, along with photos and how-to information. The site also hosts live webinars and a free weekly newsletter.
Git City is a web platform that visualizes GitHub users as buildings in a 3D pixel art city. Users can fly through the virtual environment to discover other developers on the platform.
GlobalPenFriends is a pen pal website where members find pen pals from 195+ countries and correspond by internet or snail mail. Profiles describe members and their pen pal preferences, and members can search for pen pals based on shared interests. The site offers secure online messaging and lists pen pal groups such as e-pals, language exchange, travel friends, candy swaps, mail art and postcard exchange.
Gnus is a resource site dedicated to the Gnus Emacs newsreader. It provides reference material including the newsreader's history, manuals, distribution information, related packages and other resources for Gnus users.
Gode Cookery is a website presenting medieval recipe translations, including A Boke of Gode Cookery and Gentyll manly Cokere, alongside articles on historical cookery and feasts. It offers adaptations of medieval recipes for the modern kitchen and facts on food and feasting in the Middle Ages and Renaissance.
gradient.horse is a small indie art project where users draw a horse and watch it run across a gradient background alongside drawings by others. Clicking or tapping a horse makes it jump forward, and double-clicking removes it. Submitted drawings are analyzed with a filter described as Artificial Goose Intelligence, with an option to show non-horses.
International digital collaborative database for graphic collections of the German Documentation Center for Art History – Bildarchiv Foto Marburg.
A personal homepage by Pauli Kruhse presenting primary documents and contemporary material on Finnish history from 1249 to 1944, mainly translated into English. It includes subcollections on Finland in great-power politics and Soviet foreign policy in 1939–40, plus diplomatic messages, newspaper articles and documents in Finnish and Swedish.
