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I’m not to going to overwhelm you with links to designer’s, artist’s, or illustrator’s websites in this section; there are way too many good ones out there, and they’re easy to enough find. For things like this collection of illustration from the 19th and early-20th centuries, however, I’ll make an exception. Amazing stuff and lots of it.

An impressive collection of resources for print and web design. So very useful.

Exact specs on the guitars, amps, and effects used by a wide range of guitarists.

Type in your annual income in and find out where you stand, economically, in the world’s population. For most of us, It’s guilt-time.

A funny site featuring the misuse of the English language on signage and products in Asian countries. I hope our friends to the east have a similar site for all the tattoos and t-shirts that Americans sport, having no idea what they say.

Simultaneously view information about two different U.S. cities (population, weather, cost of living, etc.).

This flash animation has a pretty creepy air about it. But after you’re done being weirded-out, you’ll start to find it kind of funny.

This guy wanted to see how bad his credit card signature would have to get before anyone called him on it. What you can learn from this: don’t loose your credit cards. I’m having mine surgically implanted in my skin.

The site for a magazine devoted to the display of notes, lists, and photos that people have lost or discarded.