Arts & Humanities
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- Literature & Writing (874)
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- Music (173)
- Visual Arts (1778)
- Photography (196)
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- Crafts & DIY (340)
http://caron-net.com/featurefiles/featmay.html
This feature article from the CARON Collection's online needlework magazine presents a detailed history of Crazy Quilts, tracing the tradition from Colonial patchwork necessity through its Victorian heyday as an ornate embroidered art form. Written by Betty Pillsbury in collaboration with Rita Vainius, it offers both historical context and practical needlework inspiration for quilters and embroidery enthusiasts.
https://nova-the-proot.neocities.org/
Nova's Cyberspace is a work-in-progress personal Neocities site featuring photography, sketches, music, and a blog alongside a collection of web buttons and webrings. The site has a charming handcrafted aesthetic with dragon adoptables, a guestbook, and a to-do list hinting at ambitious plans for expansion.
https://milklounge.wang/
The Milk Man's personal site is a wildly styled 18+ space featuring daily rotating CSS themes, original artwork with mild nudity, and a custom JavaScript-based dungeon crawler. Packed with GIFs, a homemade music player, and an intentionally chaotic old-web aesthetic, it is a hands-on creative playground built with obvious care.
https://ibamba.net/photos/20030307.sardinia/panorama.aritzo.htm
A personal photo page featuring a panoramic image from Aritzo, a small mountain town in Sardinia, Italy, captured in March 2003. Part of a larger travel photography collection, this page offers a glimpse into the scenic landscapes of rural Sardinia.
https://stephanelambion.com/
Stéphane Lambion is a London-based writer, artist, and designer whose personal site blends poetry publications, design work, and reflections on permacomputing and slow tech. The site itself is a philosophy made tangible, hand-coded with intentional minimalism and designed to last, echoing Lambion's commitments to degrowth, ethical technology, and a more humane internet.
https://versedaily.org/
Verse Daily is a long-running web anthology that publishes a new poem every day, sourced from contemporary poetry collections and literary journals. With a full archive, weekly web features, and a submission process, it serves as an essential daily destination for poetry lovers seeking quality verse.
https://aleemshaun.com/
Aleem Shaun's personal blog covers a wide range of reflective topics including faith, leadership, grief, parenting, capitalism, and creativity. The site reads like a thoughtful journal from a self-described generalist, with short essays and posts that invite readers to pause and consider the human experience.
http://1oct1993.com/
Stanley Lieber's creative hub showcases his self-published fiction, including works described as blending Henry Miller, anime, and cheap military paperbacks into stories about time-traveling drug dealers and scam-artist child prodigies. The site archives years of posts, images, and links tied to his writing projects, with PDFs available for download and connections to RSS feeds for his various ongoing fiction serials.
https://steelthistles.blogspot.com/
Katherine Langrish, author of the Troll Trilogy and Dark Angels, writes thoughtful explorations of folklore, fairy tales, and mythology on this long-running blog. Posts dive deep into the symbolic and cultural meanings behind classic tales and mythic motifs, making it a rich read for anyone passionate about the storytelling traditions behind fantasy literature.
https://c82.net/werner
Nicholas Rougeux has meticulously recreated Werner's Nomenclature of Colours, the original 1821 color guidebook by P. Syme that Charles Darwin himself consulted during his voyages. All 110 hand-painted color swatches are presented with modern photographic examples showing where each color appears in nature, alongside stunning data visualization posters.