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http://www.mobispray.com - a free style artist, who wanders around, virtually painting famous buildings in spray paint.
http://antiqueguide.mobi - a free list of different antique shops around America - just type in the city or postcode.
http://nativeamericanart.mobi features the most prominent Native American artists, to be displayed on mobile phones.
Casting.mobi , a mobile platform for a wide range of creative and artistic jobs, gives you the possibility to create your own profile with pictures, references, videos, audios and many other features. You can present yourself to new employers worldwide, as well as you can apply for jobs.. (available in German and English)
http://Exhibit.mobi is the first mobile website where emerging & established artists can display their artwork.
http://livingarts.mobi is a different kind of place to study and practice the arts of creativity in FILM, PHOTOGRAPHY, GRAPHIC DESIGN, ANIMATION, PRO AUDIO & INTERIOR DESIGN. IT’S THE COLLEGE THAT’S MORE LIKE A STUDIO!
http://wapedia.mobi/en/Arts is a great website - a bit like Wikipedia for the mobile phone.
http://www.livingcanvas.mobi is full of fabulous pictures of life in Africa, its animals and its landscapes.
http://idyllwild.mobi/arts_galleries.htm based in Artists, Painters, Sculptors, Musicians, and more. A local directory of places to go and see.
http://wapedia.mobi/en/Social_science describes the latest advances in Social Sciences.
http://bigartmob.com/mobile/ details the movements of different artists.
http://mymodernmet.mobify.me/ gives you the latest details in the art and science worlds and is where art enthusiasts and trendspotters connect over creative ideas.
http://wapedia.mobi/en/Social_science describes the latest advances in Social Sciences.
http://jcd.mobify.me (Just Creative Design) is a growing graphic design company serving unique people like yourself and businesses across the world.
http://mattbangophotography.mobify.me is packed full of wonderful photos - the Kindle's black and white screen somehow enhances, rather than detracts, from the final picture.
http://m.booooooom.com is an art blog. They have quickly become one of the largest blogs on the internet, with over 3.2 million pageviews each month, and readers from all over the world. Incredibly, this is mainly the result of good old fashion word-of-mouth!
http://m.pockethistory.com is a handy reference tool for time travellers on a journey to the distant past or a quick trip through the last few years. Jet setting tourists and arm chair navigators will find at their fingertips the answers to questions about the advance of politics, philosophy, religion, science, art, literature and music. http://m.mangafox.com gives you details of different Manga cartoons, their characters and their plots.
http://m.onemanga.com gives you more details of different Manga cartoons, their characters and their plots.
http://m.imagechef.com a collection of really funny photos. The site says you can email them to friends, I have not tried from my Kindle, but it is a possibility.
http://m.flickr.com is a great site for seeing your friends photos online, and sharing your own, so everyone, even other Kindle users can come and see them.
Using an Amazon Kindle-2 to see art
The Kindle-2 screen is small and so it does take a little effort to find art web sites which have already taken this into mind. I think I have found a lot of really nice websites for the wireless Kindle, and I really enjoyed looking at all the different types of art there are out there.
Most art websites seem to come and go very quickly, change into porn sites, or stop functioning altogether. I hope that when you are looking at my sites, if you do see any which are obviously not art sites and certainly not sites you would like to see on the Kindle - 2, you will take the time to tell me, so I can change or delete the sites from this website.
The downside of the Kindle at the moment it is it is still a passive machine, I cannot yet create my own pieces of art work and post it on the web - I think 'Art by Kindle' sounds like a fabulous app. I
Final words
if you see a link that you love and I have not added, please tell us all about it, as I am keen for Kindle users to direct me in the right direction.
If you have any comments about this site, or how useful it was while you were browsing with a Kindle 2, I would also love to know!