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)
http://aegir.org/words/feed
Aegir's personal blog blends nature photography, garden snapshots, and creative projects like acrylic lettering and homemade biscuits into a warm, reflective journal of everyday life. Posts range from macro cherry blossom shots and panoramic beach photography to visits to Tate Modern and quiet observations about the changing seasons.
https://aioi.neocities.org/
Aioi is a cozy personal corner of the web created by Yuuko (also known as Pocchi), a self-described 'alter' channeling the nostalgic spirit of early 2010s internet culture. The site features an art gallery, zoo gallery, stamp collection, jukebox, blog, and fanlisting marquee, all wrapped in a warm, kawaii aesthetic inspired by Nichijou and old-school web design.
https://birdylion.neocities.org/page/fanfiction
Birdylion's fanfic archive collects their original fanfiction across multiple beloved fandoms including Mass Effect, Rivers of London, Good Omens, and Rogue One, organized by theme and language. The site is thoughtfully indexed by categories like family, queer themes, worldbuilding, and comfort fics, making it easy to explore their creative writing across both English and German works.
https://besix.neocities.org/
A hauntingly minimalist personal site called 'unholy ghost' with a Dante-inspired greeting that sets a dark, gothic tone. Almost entirely bare of content, it offers little more than an evocative title and atmospheric mood.
https://leegte.org/
Jan Robert Leegte is a Dutch net artist whose portfolio showcases over a decade of web-based sculptures and digital installations, exploring browser elements like scrollbars, drop shadows, and selection boxes as artistic materials. Works range from Minecraft recreations of Robert Smithson's Spiral Jetty to Google Maps sculptures, making this a landmark example of internet art as a serious contemporary medium.
https://sylum.web.fc2.com/
Sylum's Asylum is a personal creative space with plans for shrines dedicated to LADS and a yume project, styled as an outlet for thoughts and feelings too wild for a therapist. The site is in early construction but hints at a decorative, shrine-building hobbyist with a playful sense of humor.
https://amongthestones.com/
Jimmy Baum, a self-exiled Californian now rooted in rural Galicia, shares field notes and reflections on learning, language, and life in northwest Spain. The site blends personal essays, photos, and short notes into a thoughtful philomath's journal with a distinctive voice and sense of place.
https://cslewis.drzeus.net/
Into the Wardrobe is one of the oldest C. S. Lewis fan resources on the web, established in 1994 by John Visser and even featuring an introduction written by Douglas Gresham, Lewis's own stepson. Visitors can explore Lewis's biography, his complete works, articles, media, and forums covering everything from the Narnia Chronicles to his theological writings.
https://mindfreefun.neocities.org/
DannLand / MindFree is a quirky personal site featuring desert landscape photography, psychedelic imagery, and a gallery of strange and surreal visuals. Sections like 'Misc Weirdness,' 'Advanced Weirdness Gallery,' and 'Psychodelics' suggest a heavily image-driven space with an offbeat, experimental aesthetic.
https://gunnerkrigg.com/
Gunnerkrigg Court is a long-running science-fantasy webcomic by Tom Siddell, following students at a mysterious boarding school where technology and the supernatural collide. With over 3,200 pages across 101 chapters, this is a richly developed story with a massive archive updated three times a week.