Generally, a site that houses one area relating to the arts has other directories that reveal the larger host s soft spot for the arts. There are a multitude of sites with downloadable files for Amiga, Mac, PC, and Unix systems that are art-related program tools, images in many varied file formats, animations, and technical drawings. I sometimes feel like I live in the software repository at oak.oakland.edu. Other visual sites worth investigating are wuarchive.wustl.edu, sunset.cse.nau.edu, and convex.cc.uky.edu. If your site has access to Clarinet, try clari.news.arts.
Gopher is another means by which to access a wide variety of art-related groups, sites, and files.
Their favorite-sites area lets you customize and save Gopher spaces you will frequently visit. In your own explorations, don't bypass using all of the standard tools such as WWW, Hytelnet, and libs. It's a great way to get lost and really begin to see what's out there. Your own backyard is also a good place to look for other artists and art-related files. Delphi has graphics subcategories in its computer-specific groups as well as a formidable graphics and photography group.