Here's a web site that might make you think your computer was just invaded with a Windows 3.1 look-alike virus! Amazing work!

The word "Chaoscope" was invented by Ralph Abraham to describe computer tools used to help comprehending dynamic systems, a superset of the strange attractors. At this site, you can download a program to create strange attractors and view many beautiful samples of pictures rendered by the software.

ThinkVitamin is a blog from carsonified.com. They believe the web industry is one of the most exciting places in the world and show it with their creativity. Their mission is to connect, encourage, and train the web community--and have fun doing it.

Community for Maya, 3dsmax, XSI, Zbrush, Motion Builder, Softimage, Alias, Studio, Renderman, and Free 3d resources, tips, tutorials, Mel Scripts, plugins, shaders, tools, jobs, contests, artist gallery and listservs.

A large collection of interesting interactive JAVA applets for use in Physics, Astronomy, or Environmental Science Courses. In addition, some JAVA-based tools are available to assist students in making graphs, figures, spreadsheets, etc.

Hosted by the University of Oregon Department of Physics.

Local to Portland, Oregon, this person's web site is full of interesting pictures, links, blogs, and more.

A Web-based project focused on interactive kinetic typography and communal interactivity. Huh?

Do you remember playing with a Lite-Brite when you were a kid? If so, this will bring back fond memories. If not, you'll now have your chance!

An internet and graphic artist company in Australia with a very slick web site.

A Portland, Oregon consulting agency that offers many web services including graphics and media, design and hosting, and much more. They have a very slick interface.