The first site that I chose is the official website of Tim Burton's art work. This site showcases some of the artists work in a way that is cohesive and entertaining. The entire site screams Tim Burton, from the music the the navigation control... Stain Boy. The sound effects of Stain Boy moving are delightful! It is slow to navigate but worth the time that is invested to do so. Here is a picture of just one of my favorites :)

The Second site that I chose is a website created for the TV show TinMan on the SyFy channel. It moves through the world of the OZ in a way that cannot be controlled by the viewer but at the same time sums up the story line of the show. It plays on a loop so as it goes through you can see things that you had not noticed before in little details. There is not a way to pull a specific image from this site, as it plays through like a video.

The Third site is the site for OTA Interactive. It presents there projects in a visually stimulating way. Even if you don't care anything about what they are working on it is fun to navigate the site. There are different ways that each tab is animated and each one presents the viewer a variety of colors and windows to see.

The fourth Site is the site of Andrew Kostuik, and the program called Doodleizer. This program allows you to take your own images, doodles and music and it creates a visualizer based on what you have entered into the site.

The last site is the site of Lost at E Minor. This is a contemporary/modern art website that showcases art from a large variety of mediums such as architecture, design, fashion, photography, etc. It has links to artist websites and to places that you can purchase some of what you see. It has a wealth of art and information, is a little rough o navigate at first but is good the the art student to use for research and inspiration.