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Winter
https://winterdsk.neocities.org/
Winter's personal corner of the web features a gallery, blog, and shrines alongside interests in music, movies, and video games. The site has a distinctive aesthetic with blinkie collections and webring participation, making it a charming example of modern neocities personal expression.
Personal Page Visual Arts | 2026-03-13
Poemes et Dessins
http://sdrc.lib.uiowa.edu/dada/poemes/pages/10.htm
Hosted by the University of Iowa's digital library, this page presents a digitized collection of Dada poems and drawings, likely from an early 20th-century avant-garde publication. The combination of visual art and poetry reflects the interdisciplinary spirit of the Dada movement, making it a rare archival resource for those interested in modernist art history.
Resource Poetry | 2026-03-13
InheretedWealth
https://inheretedwealth.neocities.org/
InheretedWealth is a personal site by a creator who organizes their content around music, a blog, and a recurring 'thing of the week' feature. The navigation is image-based and stylized, giving the site a distinctive visual identity typical of creative Neocities pages.
Personal Page Music | 2026-03-13
AH...AH...ASKEW!
https://2askew.neocities.org/
Askew's personal corner of the web promises writing, graphical artwork, and philosophical wandering across what they call '7 dimensions.' The site features a writing section, a scrapbook, a directory, and a charmingly self-aware introduction that quotes academic literature on personal homepage irony.
Personal Page Literature & Writing | 2026-03-13
☆⋆°‧★Strawbebby228 Desktop
https://strawbebby228.neocities.org/
Strawbebby228's Neocities site is styled as an interactive desktop environment, complete with draggable windows, a chatbox, and a terminal. It showcases 2D and 3D art alongside playful web toys like a pie-baking game, a PSX character creator, and a bus seat pattern generator.
Personal Page Visual Arts | 2026-03-13
♡myfancybear♡
https://myfancybear.neocities.org/
A whimsical Neocities personal site by myfancybear, featuring a teddy bear image as the gateway into the full site. The minimal splash page hints at a cute, bear-themed aesthetic typical of indie web personal pages.
Personal Page Visual Arts | 2026-03-12
Vampire's Nest
https://lupinus.neocities.org/
Vampire's Nest is Loopy's vibrant Neocities personal site centered on original artwork, character shrines, OCs, and a self-produced zine called Vampire! Magazine. With an eclectic mix of interests including ecology, botany, metal music, and counterculture, the site promises a rich collection of creative and fan content with a distinctly gothic, anarchist aesthetic.
Personal Page Visual Arts | 2026-03-12
https://anith.blog/
Anith Vishwanath, a multidisciplinary designer, maintains this thoughtful personal blog where he explores creativity, compassion, and emotional expression through journal entries and weekly notes. The site has a calm, garden-like philosophy, with regular weeknotes chronicling everyday life and longer journal pieces covering experiences like Lollapalooza and year-in-review reflections.
Blog Literature & Writing | 2026-03-12
Occasionally, content
https://murid.neocities.org/
Murid's personal creative space on Neocities hosts an artblog, illustrations, photography, writing, and comics alongside a microblog and ephemera section. The site leans toward visual and written creative output, making it a compact portfolio-style hub for a multidisciplinary artist.
Personal Page Visual Arts | 2026-03-12
TANGENTS: AN ECLECTIC COLLECTION OF INTERNATIONAL ART WORKS.
http://tan-gents.blogspot.com/
Tangents is a blog documenting a group art exhibition held in Ghent, Belgium in 2008, featuring paintings, sculptures, photographs, drawings, and video works by a mix of Northern European and Latin artists. Curator and artist Nayra chronicles the show's concept, opening night, and participating artists including representatives from the Venice Biennale 2008.
Blog Visual Arts | 2026-03-13