Arts & Humanities
3545 sites
Subcategories:
- Literature & Writing (874)
- Webcomics (46)
- Music (173)
- Visual Arts (1778)
- Photography (196)
- Film & Animation (41)
- Poetry (88)
- Crafts & DIY (340)
https://alois-schuetz.de/
Alois Schuetz's German-language personal homepage centers on his passion for author Arno Schmidt, featuring photos from over a decade of GASL (Gesellschaft der Arno-Schmidt-Leser) annual conferences alongside music ensemble pages and a James Joyce section. The site blends literary fandom with personal photo galleries from concerts, birthday celebrations, and cultural events, making it a charming window into a devoted reader's world.
https://neptunessence.neocities.org/
Neptunessence is a whimsical Neocities personal playground created by a clown-identified artist, featuring a clay letter gallery, toy camera photography, hand-sculpted 'Clayborgs', a Dream Log, and Minecraft pages. The site has a playful, maximalist aesthetic packed with stamps, glitter UFOs, and niche journals that make it a charming corner of the indie web.
https://endlessness.nu/
Endlessness is Nikki's fanlisting collective, home to 27 owned fanlistings and 329 joined listings spanning a wide variety of subjects. A neatly organized hub for fanlisting enthusiasts, it connects to Nikki's broader web presence at after-rain.net.
https://2earth.github.io/website
Tom Ruddell is a Glasgow-based engineer who writes about product design, sustainability, and design history, with a focus on circular economy principles and remanufacturing. His work includes re-engineering commercial light fittings for remanufacture and co-drafting BS 8887-221:2025, making this a thoughtful insider perspective on sustainable design practice.
https://music-guy-samck.neocities.org/
Sam's site is a personal hub built by a 17-year-old Brazilian creator who lists music, acting, and coding as his main passions, with music taking the lead since 2022. Visitors can explore his previous works, a sound test section, and an arcade, all wrapped in a charming Neocities aesthetic.
https://anniemueller.com/
Annie Mueller's personal blog covers everyday reflections, emotional honesty, reading notes, and occasional tech and small-web musings in a warm, conversational tone. With years of archived posts and a guestbook, the site feels like a cozy corner of the indie web where genuine human thought takes center stage.
https://home.bway.net/ebalasba/bookmarks/artsampentertainment_literature.html
A personal bookmarks page focused on literature, science fiction, and fantasy, featuring links to authors like Eric Flint, Tad Williams, and Elmore Leonard alongside resources like Project Gutenberg and the Baen Free Library. Converted from a browser bookmarks file in 2004, it offers a curated snapshot of an SF/fantasy reader's favorite web destinations from the early internet era.
https://petracortright.com/hello.html
Petra Cortright is a pioneering net artist whose portfolio showcases a sprawling archive of pixel paintings, animated GIFs, video works, and digital drawings spanning from 2004 through 2009. The site itself functions as an aesthetic artifact, using cascading down-arrow symbols and raw HTML styling to present her glitchy, web-native visual art in a way that mirrors the work's own internet-infused sensibility.
https://sparkofcreation.neocities.org/
Spark of Creation is a neocities site that appears to be in early development, featuring minimal content and a note that it displays best on a laptop or computer. The name and structure suggest a creative or artistic personal site, though its content is not yet fully established.
http://ginxcraft.blogspot.com/
Ginx Craft is a UK-based crafting blog by a maker who shares her knitting, sewing, and fabric projects, including original knitwear patterns available on Ravelry and Etsy. Posts range from detailed curtain-making adventures to handmade jumpers, baby sets, and hot water bottle covers, with plenty of charming pet cameos from a cat named Joey.