With the digital age in full swing, you can't swing a virtual dead cat without hitting an artist's personal website. Be it DigiGrandma's pictures of grandkids, or a gallery of serious art. It's no surprise people want to carve out their own niche in the world's biggest showcase, the internet.

For your surfing pleasure, here are sites created and maintained by friends and family of mine for their own work. Enjoy!

www.SteveFulghum.com • My father's site. I've appropriated much of his aesthetic for my own.

www.MiAnderImages.com • My friend Mike Anderson's site. A fellow English teacher of mine from my days in Japan. I'm envious of his black and white photos.

www.underdoggirl.deviantart.com, www.etsy.com/shop/boxybrown and her commentary weblog. • My girlfriend Lindsay's sites. She has her digital fingers in many virtual pies. Comic book fans should be sure to check out her custom-made keepsake boxes.

www.MarbleheadArts.org • I've been an artist member of the Marblehead Arts Association since September of 2009. I've had work up on their walls a number of times since, including an exhibit in March 2010.

Sean's Page • My friend Sean picked up an SLR recently and he's been having fun with it.

Jim Island • I've known Jim my whole life. He's a fun-loving guy, and is busy romping around Los Angeles. JimIsland is a peek into his ecclectic adventures.