are there any ARTISTS who have set up an ONLINE DIARY of their own
IMAGES which they add to daily as a part of their working practice? i
am looking for people who are making serious questioning work and use
the internet as a means of exploring the process of making art.
particularly interested in anyone who uses DRAWING in their practice,
NOT interested in computer generated work.

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Request for Question Clarification by leep-ga on 18 Feb 2003 15:29 PST

Greetings scratcher!

It's not updated every single day, but you may want to take an
occasional look at www.lostforlife.com -- a site where Jeff LeVine
posts drawings he has made.  It's diary-like although lately it has
been a bit more abstract.  To get an idea of what kinds of things he
posts, check out the following items (available in the "archived
stuff" section of his site):

http://www.lostforlife.com/comics/week15.html
http://www.lostforlife.com/comics/112.jpg

The most recent item is shown on the top page:
http://www.lostforlife.com/

Is this the kind of site you are looking for?
If not, can you further describe what you mean by "serious questioning
work"?
Do you require sites that are updated every single day or can they be
less frequent?
Also, is there a minimum number of sites you require in an answer?

Scratcher,

This might be of interest:

Aisling's Daily Collages
http://www.aisling.net/gallery/journals/diary02/daily02-1index.htm

The following is currently on hiatus:

Morning Improv (by Scott McCloud)
http://www.scottmccloud.com/comics/mi/mi.html
"One hour each morning devoted to whatever comes into my head!"

Also see:

Electronic Art Prints - Daily Diary
http://home.nyc.rr.com/madlaney/apr02.html

thanks leep for that info. this is my first time using the specialist
google research team (im still pretty new to the internet)and it was
exciting getting your reply. the lostforlife site is in the right
direction but doesnt quite do it for me.
by 'serious questioning ' i mean someone who is addressing issues of
life and death; the spirit ; existence ; the mystery of dreams and
memories ;sensuality and eroticism
by drawing i mean not so much cartoons as a sophisticated kind of
doodling, used as a way of tapping into the subconscious.
im not interested in electronically produced artwork (as in the
example sent by j phillip. thanks anyway j phillip)

re no. of sites say 100?

re updated daily - iguess as long as they are updated at least three times a week