Arts & Humanities
3545 sites
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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://starfield.nekoweb.org/
A visually-focused personal site on Nekoweb featuring flashing graphics and a retro web aesthetic, optimized for 1920x1080 desktop viewing. The landing page serves as a stylized entry portal, suggesting a creative showcase or hobby site within the old-web revival community.
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https://minorliteratures.com/
Minor Literature[s] is an online literary journal dedicated to experimental fiction, essays, poetry, interviews, and music writing that explores the edges of contemporary culture. With thousands of subscribers and a steady stream of contributors, it publishes challenging, unconventional work that sits between literary criticism and creative practice.
https://situations.neocities.org/
A beautifully curated personal space called 'eternal september' featuring a vision board aesthetic, with image collections spanning houseplants, film photography (Kodak Portra), books, and coffee alongside personal pages covering skincare, movie ratings, and an oldweb manifesto. The site has a distinctly analog, slow-living sensibility with anti-AI web values and participation in a verdant community webring.
https://vampiresmile.neocities.org/
A mysterious personal site by 'vampiresmile' on Neocities, featuring an atmospheric entry page with a warning about flashing graphics, gifs, and audio. The site invites visitors to enter through a multiocular o symbol, hinting at a richly styled, creative inner world worth exploring.
https://hollie.eilloh.net/
Hollie Baggins-Kenobi's personal art journal and blog, 'small good things', blends creative work with personal expression in a cozy indie-web space. The site features an art section, blog, and connections to communities like the Fediring and a no-AI webring, making it a cheerful corner of the handcrafted web.
http://tilde.club/~cortex
Josh Millard's personal tilde.club page serves as a hub for his many creative projects, including painting, stained glass work, webcomics, game development, and a long-running blog. The site showcases a genuinely eclectic maker with deep roots in internet culture, most notably as the owner of Metafilter, with links to his games, art, jokes, and the wider tilde.club community.
https://feinmotorik.blogspot.com/
Feinmotorik is a German-language knitting and crafts blog featuring original patterns like the Drip Dye DK sweater, complete with sizing details and Ravelry shop links. The site covers a broad range of handcraft topics including knitting, mosaic shawls, origami, sewing, and seasonal projects, making it a cozy destination for fiber arts enthusiasts.
http://peterswar.com/
Peter Shulman's War documents an extraordinary outdoor war game that doubles as a massive art installation, featuring over 60,000 hand-sculpted soldiers and 5,000 scale models spread across 30 acres at Moon Shadow Farm in New York. Running for more than sixty years, this one-of-a-kind project blends wargaming, sculpture, and landscape art in a way that earned it a listing in Atlas Obscura.
https://bisuko.neocities.org/
Tiger Carnival is a visually styled personal site on Neocities with a striking splash page that invites visitors to enter. The minimal entry page hints at a creative, art-focused personal space typical of the modern old-web revival aesthetic.
http://helenmarshalldesigns.com/
Helen Marshall is a New Zealand-based quilter and embroiderer who showcases her original patchwork and embroidery work, including her acclaimed Wheel of Mystery quilt series and student class examples. The site reflects decades of creative teaching and competition coordination, including her role as New Zealand Coordinator for the international World Quilt competition.