Arts & Humanities
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- Literature & Writing (874)
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- Music (173)
- Visual Arts (1778)
- Photography (196)
- Film & Animation (41)
- Poetry (88)
- Crafts & DIY (340)
https://ajkprojects.com/stopactinglikeyourefamous
A short, candid essay by a creator offering refreshingly honest advice about enjoying hobbies without optimizing for fame or audience approval. The piece covers photography, crafts, blogging, app development, and more, making a compelling case for doing things purely because you love them.
https://pixelverse.nekoweb.org/
Pixelverse is a personal creative site built around pixel art and digital visuals, inviting visitors into a stylized online world with autoplaying music and a distinct retro web aesthetic. The site targets desktop users on Firefox and carries a youthful, expressive vibe typical of indie nekoweb-era personal pages.
https://badapple.gay/
Bad Apple is a queer literary magazine from Aotearoa New Zealand, publishing poetry, essays, fiction, interviews, and visual art with a distinctly transsexual and queer feminist sensibility. Contributors explore themes of identity, embodiment, queerness, and community through a rotating roster of fresh voices and thoughtful editorial framing.
https://poetofu.neocities.org/
Poetofu's Neocities page is a handcrafted personal site that appears to be home to original artwork and graphics, with a strong emphasis on hosted visual content and a prohibition on hotlinking. The site is perpetually under construction, giving it that classic old-web charm, and is optimized for a 1600x900 display.
https://flufftech.net/
Rail's cozy personal corner of the web, maintained by a self-described fox (they/it) with a blog, photo section, and links to fediverse and git repositories. The site has a warm, indie web aesthetic complete with 88x31 friend badges, webrings, and an open invitation to connect.
https://thediagram.com/
DIAGRAM is an online literary magazine publishing poetry, prose, and art across dozens of numbered issues stretching back many years, with a comprehensive author index and searchable archive. The journal blends experimental writing with visual art, making it a rich destination for readers interested in innovative literary forms.
https://paperclypse.com/
Shawn Kilburn's long-running personal weblog 'My Scattered Thoughts' dates back to at least 2001 and features a mix of book reviews, short musings, humor, and personal observations. The site leans heavily toward literary discussion, with a dedicated books section and thoughtful mini-reviews of titles ranging from Claire Keegan to Farah Jasmine Griffin.
https://crtstatic.neocities.org/
Nikki's personal Neocities site, CRTstatic, showcases original artwork including Vocaloid fan art and original characters, alongside a blog, media log, and an oekaki drawing board. The site has a warm retro-web aesthetic complete with webrings, pixel graphics, a guestbook, and a digital camera photo channel.
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http://dollicious.free.fr/
Dollicious is a French-hosted site centered around the hobby of collecting and creating paper dolls or digital dolls, a popular creative pastime of the early web era. Visitors can expect doll-related artwork, resources, or galleries typical of the cutesy, decorative aesthetic common to early 2000s dollmaker communities.
https://solyaris.neocities.org/
Solyaris is a Portuguese-language personal site that greets visitors with poetic, courteous formality and invites them into a self-described 'cybernetic meadow.' The sparse but charming structure includes sections about the creator and curated links, with a cryptic Twin Peaks reference hinting at an eclectic, literary sensibility.