The International Sculpture Center has archived articles that provide an overview and links to several artists' works: Digital Sculpture; [Original title: "La sculpture numerique"], by Christian Lavigne. First published in French magazine, "Computer Arts", September 1998. Fluid Borders: The Aesthetic Evolution of Digital Sculpture by Christiane Paul. Also see: Sculpture, 3-D Digital Art, Web Design and Broadcast by Robert Michael Smith.

Sculpture.Org Comprehensive Resources for Sculptors, including extensive information about rapid prototyping in the arts.

Ecomarble Process Fraunhofer Institutes (Germany) and several museums have collaborated to develop a process to reproduce statuary artifacts from otherwise-wasted marble dust. The method uses reverse engineering scanning and ProMetal RP technologies. In addition to reproducing and protecting fine art objects, the process has potential in decoration and architecture.

International Society for Arts, Mathematics and Architectures (ISAMA) This site links to numerous member portfolios, many of whom use RP as component of their work. An excellent place to explore the surprisingly wide variations that are possible within the mathematically based art movement.

United Artworks Web-site Another site by Andrew Werby which is somewhat more slanted toward hardware, software and related technologies that are mainly of interest to artists using more conventional technologies but also those using digital techniques, as well.