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	Diane Cipollo BellaOnline's Digital Art and Design Editor

* Article Index - Working Examples
The easiest way to find articles about real life working examples of digital art is to check this list categorized by subject.

Aardman.com - How Professional Animators Use Flash On Their Website
So how did these professional animators create a Flash website for their business? If you take a look at their website, www.aardman.com, you will notice that their site is built on some basic principles of web animation and Flash design.

Animation and Interactive Multimedia - Disney's Haunted Mansion Virtual Tour
Disney's The Haunted Mansion website. The website has a lot, but the feature I want to talk about here is the interactive virtual tour of the Haunted Mansion. What I liked about the virtual tour is that it has so many examples of how to use digital animation in an interactive web application.

Avery.com - Your Place For Creative Printing
Creating and printing your own business cards, stationary or computer crafts has become increasingly popular now that personal inkjet printers are priced for the average consumer. And products for your inkjet printer have exploded onto the market. One of the leaders in this area is the Avery

Desktop Themes
Take a look at your computer screen right now. What color is the screen? What do the buttons look like? What happens when you click your mouse? When you go to get a cup of coffee, does a screensaver start? All these and a few other things put together are called a theme or desktop theme.

IncrediMail - A New Type of Email
IncrediMail is an email program that has evolved far beyond other programs that read and send email. I have a lot of fun using this program and I think you will too.

Jacquie Lawson E-Cards
What makes the Jacquie Lawson E-cards website stand out is the quality of the E-cards. These e-cards are mini-movies and are a collaboration of digital artists, a computer musician and a Flash movie animator.

Making Artist Trading Cards on Your Computer
The Artist Trading Card, or ATC, has been around for many years. With the increased popularity of the Internet, artists have begun to share their miniature works of art online. As you would expect, the idea of creating your Artist Trading Card on your computer was not too far behind.

My Corkboard - Interactive Desktop
Take a look at your computer. Are you one of those people that have sticky notes all over the sides and top of your computer? Or maybe you're the type that gets so involved in your work at the computer that you don't notice how much time has passed until the kids start asking what's for dinner?

The Evolution Of Mailable Art - The E-Card
In some ways e-cards aren´t much different from the old-fashioned greeting cards. The main feather of the card is still the artwork. Except today the artwork is digital, the mailman is the World Wide Web, and that long list of names and addresses has been converted into a digital address book.