Arts & Humanities
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- Literature & Writing (874)
- Webcomics (46)
- Music (173)
- Visual Arts (1778)
- Photography (196)
- Film & Animation (41)
- Poetry (88)
- Crafts & DIY (340)
https://yazegee.neocities.org/
Yazegee's personal Neocities site is a creative hub covering worldbuilding, art, poetry, photography, cooking, sports, and reviews, all in a charmingly unfinished work-in-progress state. The site invites visitors to watch a creative mind carve out their own corner of the internet as content and formatting gradually take shape.
https://milofultz.com/
Milo Fultz's personal blog spans years of short essays, reflections, and project write-ups covering everything from DIY chair-building and bike repairs to philosophy, productivity, and ADHD. The eclectic mix of dated posts reads like a genuine intellectual journal, touching on topics like Zettelkasten, visible mending, and critical thinking with a refreshingly casual voice.
https://polswiss.nekoweb.org/
PolSwiss is a personal homepage on Nekoweb that invites visitors into its creator's self-described 'really cool nation/website,' complete with content warnings for profanity and media spoilers. The site is a classic old-web style personal page with webring participation and a gateway entry screen.
https://v7.robweychert.com/blog
Rob Weychert's sprawling personal blog spans over 10,000 posts covering design, film, music, art, and daily life, with meticulously organized collections including a film diary dating back to 2011 and a concert log reaching back to 1992. The site doubles as a creative portfolio, showcasing Weychert's professional design work alongside an eclectic mix of haiku, reviews, travel notes, and cultural commentary.
https://phelah.nekoweb.org/
Mysteriz Madi's personal corner of the internet featuring handmade dolls, commissions, and creative projects including stop motion animation and character collections called 'bois'. The site blends crafting content with a personal blog covering everyday life, activism, and a guestbook for visitors to connect.
http://greycatquilts.blogspot.com/2011/04/it-begins.html
Grey Cat Quilts is a quilting blog run by a passionate quilter who hosts a Double Wedding Ring Quilt Along, walking readers through one of her favorite classic quilt patterns step by step. The site features completed quilt galleries, skill-builder tutorials, and personal stories connecting quilting to meaningful life moments.
https://majabraumberger.com/
Maja Braumberger's personal portfolio showcases dark, moody photography and conceptual visual art exploring existential and psychological themes through monochrome imagery. The site features a gallery, writings, and works section, making it a atmospheric destination for admirers of surreal, introspective fine art photography.
http://nhinet.org/babbitt2.htm
The Irving Babbitt Project, maintained by the National Humanities Institute, serves as a scholarly repository dedicated to the thought and legacy of Harvard professor Irving Babbitt, a foundational figure in American literary criticism and humanism. Visitors will find essays, dialogues, and bibliographical resources exploring Babbitt's influence on conservatism, education, literary criticism, and even his surprising impact on Chinese intellectual movements.
https://nebula.ed1.club/stuff
A sprawling personal site by a creator known as ijo, hosting an eclectic mix of art, audio, music, wallpapers, avatars, writings, and personal projects. The site spans a wide range of creative output, with dedicated sections for computer-related work, a thesis, and a thread viewer, making it a genuinely diverse creative hub.
http://domesticat.net/
Amy Qualls, known online as domesticat, documents her quilting projects in rich detail, sharing patterns, timelines, photos, and the stories behind each finished piece. The archive spans years of completed quilts alongside occasional posts on tech industry life, making it a warm and personal look at a dedicated fiber artist.