Arts & Humanities
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- Literature & Writing (874)
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- Music (173)
- Visual Arts (1778)
- Photography (196)
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- Poetry (88)
- Crafts & DIY (340)
https://codyschultz.com/
Cody Schultz presents a clean, minimalist photography portfolio with curated image collections organized into numbered sections. The site features a newsletter section alongside the visual work, making it a refined showcase for a photographer's ongoing creative output.
https://webpage.pace.edu/Mf28207p
Molly Feldman's personal Neocities-style homepage built on a Pace University server, packed with favorite movies, TV shows, songs, and internet culture badges. The site features a retro web aesthetic with 200+ images, a webring, stamps, and links to her portfolio, blog, and social media.
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://chairnotes.blogspot.com/p/spoons-for-hunger-project.html
Peter Galbert's Chair Notes is a deeply detailed resource for Windsor chair makers and woodworkers, covering topics from drilling techniques and joinery to leg turning and greenwood work. The site also features a charming charity project where Galbert carves and raffles handmade wooden spoons, donating proceeds to hunger relief organizations.
https://broderiepassion.over-blog.com/
Run by Vérobrode, Broderie Passion is a French-language blog dedicated to cross-stitch and embroidery, offering over 560 free downloadable stitch patterns along with photo galleries of completed works. Visitors can also follow along with the creator's personal life, garden updates, and embroidery school lessons, making it a warm and richly stocked resource for needlework enthusiasts.
https://pixelmoondust.neocities.org/
Pixel Moondust is a charming personal site built around pixel art, old web aesthetics, and the creator's personal interests, complete with a cozy splash page and retro 88x31 buttons. The site leans into nostalgic web culture with webring memberships, a whimsical lunar theme, and a warm invitation to explore its hand-crafted pages.
https://sonhogentil.neocities.org/
Sonhogentil is a budding personal site created by Sonhos, built around sharing original art and original characters (OCs) as the creator learns HTML. The site is clearly a passion project with a focus on creative self-expression, featuring a custom aesthetic and plans to grow into a full art showcase.
https://theceruleansnake.com/
CeruleanSnake's personal portfolio showcases a collection of arts and projects alongside experimental web coding creations. The site features an animated background, light/dark mode toggle, and an enthusiastic spirit of creative experimentation that makes it worth exploring.
https://springhole.net/writing/does-my-character-idea-work.htm
Springhole.net offers a detailed writing guide by LRC that helps authors evaluate whether their characters are believable, well-rounded, and free from common pitfalls like the overused 'Mary Sue' trope. The article walks writers through eleven self-diagnostic questions covering everything from character flaws and organic storytelling to emotional boundaries between creator and creation.
http://home.cio.net/annbow/page2.htm
Ann Nash is an AQS Certified Quilt Appraiser based in La Conner, Washington, offering professional quilt appraisal services, a retail store called Creighton's Quilts, and a curated selection of antique and new heirloom quilts for sale. The site covers everything from insurance appraisals and donation valuations to quilting books, folk art, and quilt-related jewelry available at her shop in the Morris Street Antiques mall.