The Art of Pixl Fuxa — The metaphysical realism of man-machine synergy, in 3D imagery, and stereo-photography. Presenting a great variety of digital artworks.

3d artist web page — A collection of 3d images, created using Maya, 3D Studio Max, World Builder, and Bryce, as well as photography, and drawings. Also includes a membership section, with textures, 3D models, and scene files.

Digitaltwilight — Featuring 3D images rendered in POV-Ray, Bryce, Poser, and Cinema4D, and digitally processed photography.

TumTum — Terragen rendered atmospheric landscape galleries, animation, and photography.

View4ia.com — This visual entertainment-oriented site features communal galleries showcasing studio and digital art, photography, motion graphics, and special effects.

Mirdonamy's Museum — Digital art galleries, photography, spiders and silliness by several artists.

GalleryPlex — A collection of three Galleries currently featuring Chaos: A Gallery of Fractal Imagery generated with KPT5, Visions of Yellowstone: Photos of Yellowstone National Park, and The Trash Can Gallery: devoted to digital art, Photoshop manipulations, digital photography, Bryce renders.

Art Challenge — International art contest showcasing the works of artists in the categories of painting, digital art, photography, and comic/illustration.

Pages By Just Me — Larry Malvin's photography turned into Java applets. Also includes Janet Preslar's fractals. [Java]

Addison, Doreen and Martin — Categorized sets of digital paintings and manipulated photography.

Kobalto Design Lab — Experimental 2D and 3D graphics, and photography. Javascript and Flash enabled browser required.

EagleWing Galleries — Contain Paint Shop Pro, Terragen, and Vista Pro generated images, and photography.

Yago Veith, Switzerland — A personal website showing digital photography, digital-art (photo manipulations) and a work-portfolio (internet, multimedia, print).

MoonArts Gallery — Floral and still life combinations of photography and digital painting.

Meltzer, Bonnie — Creates artworks made from recycled computer parts, crocheted wire, and digital photography transferred onto metal. Some of the items exhibited are for sale.