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://aviszone.neocities.org/
Avi's Neocities site is a growing personal collection featuring original photography, curated online images with descriptions, custom GIFs, and free HTML resources like 88x31 buttons for others to use on their own sites. The site also connects to Avi's presence on Last.fm, Letterboxd, and YouTube, hinting at broad interests in music, film, and visual content.
https://konevin.com/images/photo/06_russia.html
A photo page from what appears to be a personal travel site documenting a trip to Russia in 2006. The minimal structure suggests it is part of a larger photo gallery collection chronicling the creator's travels.
http://chassylicious.com/
Chassylicious is a personal site that uses a frames-based layout, suggesting it was built during the classic era of web design. The content is inaccessible without frames support, making it difficult to assess fully, but the stylized domain name hints at a creative or artistic personal presence.
https://photo-mark.com/notes/backpacking-photographers
Mark Meyer is an Anchorage, Alaska-based photographer who shares essays and reflections on the intersection of backpacking and photography, including practical advice on ultralight gear strategies for getting to remote wilderness locations. The site features editorial and commercial photography galleries spanning Alaska, Vietnam, India, Tokyo, and beyond, alongside journal essays about wilderness and landscape work.
https://bialastrzala.neocities.org/
Biala is a Polish artist and IT student who built this Neocities site to host her original characters, worldbuilding projects, and art collections with full creative freedom. The site features character profiles, a changelog tracking ongoing development, and planned shrines, making it a growing hub for her OC universe and creative work.
https://kith.org/jed/2004/10/09/borges-and-seuss
Jed Hartman's personal blog 'Lorem Ipsum' features posts on literature, writing, and language, including this entry exploring connections between experimental fiction and authors like Borges. The blog covers a wide range of topics with a strong emphasis on writing and writers, making it a thoughtful read for fans of literary discussion.
https://slushiecafe.neocities.org/
Marie's cozy corner of the web showcases her original artwork, animations, character designs, and pixel art alongside her toy collection and Minecraft adventures. The site features a gallery, original characters, shrines, a personal blog, and a lively collection of neighbor buttons, making it a charming and actively updated creative hub.
https://voidway.nekoweb.org/
The Voidway is a mysterious, atmospheric personal site on Nekoweb with a portal-style entry page that warns visitors of autoplaying music. Its sparse, evocative design suggests a heavily styled creative or aesthetic space waiting beyond the click-through gateway.
https://rudytues.day/
Rudolf Dienstag's personal site showcases erotic art, commissions, and creative projects built with Astro and JavaScript, alongside a newsletter, gallery, and diary. The site doubles as a web craft showcase, with a detailed changelog log and thoughtfully designed UX demonstrating serious investment in both art and front-end development.
https://sanlive.com/
Sandy Lim is a writer from Boorloo/Perth, Australia whose personal site doubles as a thoughtful digital home covering fiction, non-fiction, and a wide range of intellectual interests. Visitors will find a text playlist, a curated dump of thought-provoking links, a project archive of older creative work, and a newsletter focused on themes like digital minimalism and living through a climate crisis.