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://jankrentz.com/
Jan P. Krentz is a professional quilt maker, instructor, designer, and author whose site showcases her books, workshops, and specialty ruler tools for creating diamond and star quilt patterns. Visitors can browse free patterns, a gallery of her work, supply lists for specific projects, and a teaching schedule for guild and conference appearances.
https://e-poets.net/
The e-poets network is a pioneering online venue for spoken word and poetry, featuring the Book of Voices archive with audio recordings from emerging and well-known poets since 1999. Visitors can explore the Videotheque for experimental poetry film, the Incomplete History of Slam, and a collaborative archive with the Woman Made Gallery.
https://4tee2.neocities.org/
4tee2 is a visually dense personal page on Neocities packed with buttons, stamps, and image collages reflecting the creator's personality and aesthetic. The site leans heavily on bold, irreverent imagery and web graphics with attitude-filled slogans and pop-culture references.
https://katebolin.com/
Kate Bolin is a web professional from North Long Beach now based in Nottingham, England, who shares her knitting patterns alongside a personal CV and blog. The site's primary creative offering is her original knitting patterns, making it a cozy stop for fiber arts enthusiasts.
https://thepersonever.net/
A vibrant, chaotic personal site by 'thepersonever' featuring blogs, images, and text updates with an experimental, heavily stylized old-web aesthetic. The site requires JavaScript and includes epilepsy warnings, autoplay audio, and even Flash content support, making it a wild sensory experience for visitors.
https://rstraub.com/
Roy Straub's personal blog covers essays on reading, writing, self-improvement, programming, and philosophy, with a thoughtful voice shaped by his work as a Tech Lead at Dutch Railways. The site blends intellectual curiosity with personal reflection, making it a rewarding stop for readers who enjoy well-crafted short to medium essays on craft and ideas.
https://thethoughtshop.com/works/ikwyt/ikwyt.htm
Jason E. Lewis presents 'I Know What You're Thinking,' a screen-based poetry generator that scans your hard drive for old emails and documents, then reassembles them into a hypnotic, layered collage of semi-transparent text streams. This digital media artwork blurs the line between software and poetry, turning your own forgotten files into an intimate, generative self-portrait.
https://piranhebula.neocities.org/
Piranhebula's personal neocities space is a visually rich desktop experience packed with animated gifs, pixel art, and autoplay music for adult visitors. The site leans heavily into cute pixelart aesthetics while serving as a creative blogspace for the creator's various random interests.
https://wellobserve.com/
WellObserve is the creative hub of Yiming (WuYiming), a Chinese artist and programmer who shares drawings, paintings, comics, and custom software tools all in one place. Visitors can explore original comics like 'Blowback' and 'Flight 811', a gallery of pictorial works, and self-built tools including a painting application and a mesh structure program.
https://linkyblog.neocities.org/
Linky's personal webspace showcases original art, writing, and creative projects inspired by the aesthetic of 2000s fansites and fanshrines, with a strong love of retro anime and Tokusatsu series like Kamen Rider. Visitors will find art galleries, a blog, and sections dedicated to fandoms including Captain Harlock and Galaxy Express 999, all wrapped in a nostalgic old-web presentation.