Arts & Humanities
3545 sites
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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://fataltotheflesh.com/
A browser-based net art piece by Rafael Rozendaal from 2004, where visitors interact with a dark canvas that responds to mouse input with skin-like tearing or cutting visual effects. Part of the collection of artist Miltos Manetas, this work is a classic example of early interactive web art that turns the browser itself into an artistic medium.
http://jamesbranchcabell.org/
The Silver Stallion is a comprehensive resource dedicated to the life and works of James Branch Cabell (1879-1958), the American fantasy and historical fiction author best known for 'Jurgen.' Created by John Thorne and Bill Lloyd, the site features illustrated bibliographies, collector's guides, scholarly essays, maps of Cabell's fictional world, and an archive of the journal 'Kalki and The Cabellian,' making it an essential destination for fans and researchers alike.
https://impossiblesongs.blogspot.com/
Impossible Songs is a personal blog from a UK writer who mixes reflective prose, original music recordings, and everyday observations into a distinctly offbeat creative journal. The site features original tracks released under the Inchgarvie Music label alongside quirky narrative posts about working life, nature, and culture.
https://mileshouse.neocities.org/
Kiophen House is the personal site of a digital artist and programmer who creates pixel art, 3D models, and furry art using Krita and Blender on Linux. The site features an art gallery, a custom LAB color-space painting program called MewLAB, a music player, a Japanese flash card game, and a shrine page for an original character.
https://kith.org/jed
Jed Hartman's long-running personal site covers an eclectic mix of topics with a strong emphasis on writing, books, science fiction, and culture, featuring thousands of blog posts dating back decades. The sheer volume of categorized content, including sections on favorite books, movies, words, and political donations, makes this a rich archive of one thoughtful person's intellectual life.
https://matts-workshop.com/
Matt's Workshop is a personal showcase of handcrafted hardwood furniture projects by Matthew D. Sale, featuring pieces ranging from cherry end tables and Shaker shelves to a full bookcase headboard, many with dimensioned drawings available. Spanning decades of work in oak, walnut, cherry, and ash, the site offers a satisfying gallery of woodworking craftsmanship with occasional project plans for fellow hobbyists.
https://karlwilcox.com/
Karl Wilcox's sprawling personal site hosts over 400 pages of reviews covering books, TV shows, films, and games, with a particular depth in literature including Tolkien, Jane Austen, and science fiction. Beyond reviews, Karl documents personal projects in heraldry, electronics, and Lego, making this a genuinely eclectic and well-stocked corner of the web.
https://chiseledincloth.com/
Margaret Bucklew's Chiseled in Cloth showcases her remarkable realistic portrait quilts, including patriotic and pictorial designs, alongside online quilting classes, applique and pantograph patterns, and instructional e-publications. Visitors can browse galleries organized by theme, purchase her step-by-step book on portrait art quilts, and access free patterns through her companion site.
http://jnfr.com/
The homepage of jnfr, featuring links to Clary Books and Fierce Planet, suggesting a focus on books and literary or publishing projects. A sparse but intriguing entry point that points toward book-related creative work.
https://minutestomidnight.co.uk/
Minutes to Midnight is a long-running personal journal by a UK-based musician and producer, active since 2002, covering music production, sound design, bass work, and occasional personal reflections. The site features an extensive archive of production logs, mix notes, and behind-the-scenes posts about original recordings spanning over two decades.