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)
http://bkfk.com/
This site consists of a single image with no accompanying text or navigation, offering almost no discernible content for a visitor to explore. Without a title or additional pages, it is essentially a placeholder or shell.
https://multistuff.neocities.org/
Multi's personal corner of the web showcases their original comic 'He's with me,' available free on itch.io, alongside gaming achievements like a full-combo run of Hotline Miami 2. The site also features game reviews, a guestbook, and a links page, giving it a cozy creative hub feel.
https://tendigits.space/
Ten Digits is a personal workshop log where the creator documents a wide range of hands-on projects including electronics, watercolor painting, film photography, sewing, and cooking. The site's honest, self-directed tone and eclectic mix of making and learning give it a charming hobbyist energy.
https://benkuhn.net/
Ben Kuhn's personal essay site covers topics ranging from project management and leadership to startup advice, attention, and listening skills, drawing on his experience at Wave and Anthropic. The writing is thoughtful and substantive, with dozens of well-developed essays that make this a compelling destination for anyone interested in self-improvement, tech careers, and clear thinking.
https://radrocket.neocities.org/
RadRocket's early-stage personal site greets visitors with a retro-web aesthetic, site buttons, and art warnings covering gore and suggestive content. The image-heavy splash page features a dog sona, anime character art (Aoba Seragaki from DRAMAtical Murder), and classic old-web badges that hint at a creative, art-focused space.
https://8bitosc.net/
June's personal neocities homepage features her furry fursona art, a curated 88x31 button collection, and links to her various online spaces including a VGM ripping channel and scratch projects. The site has a distinctly indie web personality with queer pride imagery, retro web aesthetics, and a warm, chaotic teenage energy.
https://vasilis.nl/nerd/old/my-computer-generates-random-stuff-heres-why
Vasilis van Gemert explores the nature of beauty and aesthetics by commanding his computer to generate random color combinations, shapes, layouts, and prints as a tool for artistic discovery. The site documents a fascinating generative art project that produces daily randomized images, books, and prints, blending code with visual experimentation in a way that doubles as both personal research and a useful tool for designers.
https://dylanmeconis.com/outfoxed
Outfoxed is a webcomic by Dylan Meconis, a cartoonist known for detailed storytelling and distinctive artwork. The page serves as a dedicated hub for this comic, inviting readers to explore Meconis's sequential art work.
http://house.propositions.org.uk/
The Reconfigurable House is an interactive art installation by Usman Haque and Adam Somlai-Fischer that uses low-tech sensors, actuators, and open-source hardware like Arduino and Processing to create a responsive, participatory environment. Visitors and remote users can interact with the house through phone calls, touch screens, and live sensor feeds, blurring the boundary between architecture, technology, and art.