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://hhroses.neocities.org/home
H.H.Roses (hailee.jpeg) built an elaborate Windows 98 desktop simulator as the shell for their personal creative portfolio, showcasing original artwork, music, videos, and even hand-coded browser games like Pixie Jump and Pixie Path. The site is a remarkable labor of love combining nostalgic retro-OS aesthetics with genuinely original multimedia content across painting, music production, and game development.
https://writing.upenn.edu/epc
The Electronic Poetry Center at the University of Pennsylvania is a rich digital archive dedicated to contemporary and avant-garde poetry, featuring author pages, digital library resources, and links to PennSound audio recordings. Visitors will find tributes to major figures like Jerome Rothenberg, Lyn Hejinian, and Marjorie Perloff alongside PDFs of rare poetic works and research bibliographies.
https://ajazz.neocities.org/
Ajazz is a creative personal space built as a deliberate escape from algorithmic pressure and professional performance, centered around written blog posts with ambitions toward audiovisual and interactive experiences. Recent posts cover personal reflections, tool breakups, and community events like a New York creatives workshop, making it a thoughtful corner of the indie web.
https://spiders.neocities.org/
NewsMan's eclectic Neocities home features original artworks, pixel art, self-portraits, and even a couple of browser-based games alongside a blog and music section. The site invites exploration through a clickable main image, hiding surprises like arthropod content, an OFF shrine, and a screenwriter's writing corner.
https://futurest4rter.neocities.org/
FUTUREST4RTER is a sprawling personal domain by a creator who makes art, music, and original characters, with sections for OC wikis, shrines, a blog, and a Minecraft log. The site is a lively creative hub reflecting the owner's hyperfixations on games, animations, and world-building for their OC Chord.
https://tale-of-tales.com/tales/RAM.html
The Realtime Art Manifesto is a passionate call-to-arms by new media artists Auriea Harvey and Michaรซl Samyn, arguing that realtime 3D technology is the most significant creative medium since oil on canvas and deserves to be treated as fine art. Published following their 2006 Mediaterra festival presentation in Athens, it lays out ten guiding principles for artists and game designers to embrace this medium with authorship, storytelling, and artistic integrity.
https://mooeena.site/art/2025
Mooeena's personal creative site showcases a 2025 art gallery with clickable thumbnails alongside a variety of handmade projects including beading tutorials, one-page zines, and honeycomb stamps. The site has a charming old-web aesthetic with adoptables, cool graphics, and a guestbook, making it a cozy corner of the indie web built around art and DIY crafts.
https://leafvertigo.neocities.org/
Leafvertigo is a personal Neocities site built around an art showcase, with the creator actively working to populate their art page and refine the site's visual style. It also features a zine called 'On Our Nature' that is open for submissions, making it a small creative hub worth keeping an eye on.
https://artwork.neocities.org/
A vibrant Neocities personal site built around pixel art, original artwork, and digital graphics created by the site owner. Visitors can browse hand-crafted pixels, adopted pixel art, cartoons, photos, and fan shrines, making it a cozy corner of the indie web for creative art lovers.
https://shiftinglight.com/
British artist Julian Merrow-Smith has been painting a new original oil painting every single day since 2005 from his home in Provence, France, with over 3,944 works documented on this site. The collection spans still lifes, landscapes, seascapes, and self-portraits, and has been featured in The New York Times, The Guardian, and The Times.