My Links
ART
TigerColor.com – Basic color schemes: Introduction to Color Theory
Color Theory: A Brief Tutorial – Color harmony, common definitions
Color Scheme Designer – VERY good tool; plug in any color/colors and select a color pattern, and it automatically generates a color scheme complete with a sample web template
Color in Motion – a fully interactive Flash presentation on color use and symbolism; very cute! Also available in a Spanish version.
Causes of Color - web exhibit on the physical properties of light and the effect of color
National Geographic: Life in Color – NatGeo photo galleries sorted by color
Art Spectrum Pastels – an excellent range of high-quality chalks
Public Domain Nature Photos – my blog’s sister site; a collection of completely free stock photography
Photos 8 – hundreds of free, high-quality stock photos
Geek Philosopher – links to royalty-free and public domain photo resources
Creative Commons – some useful info on Creative Commons licenses
Wikimedia Commons - the Wiki source for public domain media
NATIVE
We Shall Remain – Five-part series from PBS American Experience
Indian Country Today – news, views, and current events from Native America
Edward Curtis’s The North American Indian – Library of Congress digital archive
The Myth of the Vanishing Race – an excellent essay accompanying the Curtis Collection
Native Stock – stock photography of Indian cultural events, historical sites, and artifacts (NOTE: These photos are copyrighted – any uses beyond reference requires permission.)
Independent Lens: March Point – independent filmmakers collaborate with three Native teens on a documentary about reservation life and environmental issues
People of the Hills – an excellent video documentary about the Onondaga nation from the Syracuse-based newspaper The Post Standard
And the Onondaga Nation Official Website
Code Talkers – interactive exhibit from the National Museum of the American Indian
Navajo Code Talkers – official website
Smithsonian Museum Web Exhibit: The Price of Freedom – interactive gallery includes exhibits on Indian Removal, the Plains Indian wars, and conflicts of the Southwest.
The War That Made America – companion website for PBS outstanding documentary on the French & Indian War, narrated by Graham Greene.
Deerfield History Museum – fascinating and exhaustive website about the French and Indian War
Plimoth Plantation – historical and cultural information about the Pilgrims and the Wampanoag, with a very good section for kids
Mashantucket Pequot Museum – interesting displays and exhibits and numerous articles
Lakota Winter Counts – flash interactive exhibit from the Smithsonian
WILDLIFE
Fish and Wildlife Service – massive collection of completely free wildlife photos
Audubon Guides – reference guides for wildlife, tree, and wildflower identification
The Feather Atlas – photo archive of bird feathers (great for id purposes)
Public Domain Nature Photos – my blog’s sister site; a collection of completely free stock photography
More coming soon!



