Arts & Humanities
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- Literature & Writing (842)
- Webcomics (42)
- Music (163)
- Visual Arts (1742)
- Photography (190)
- Film & Animation (42)
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- Crafts & DIY (338)
https://no56.neocities.org/
No.56 is the personal site of a self-described 'self-hating bureaucrat' featuring articles, fiction, and Unreal Tournament 99 maps, all presented in an elegant Tufte CSS layout. The mix of satirical disclaimers, original writing, and game content gives the site a dry, literary sensibility that sets it apart from typical personal homepages.
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https://filmref.com/
Strictly Film School, maintained by the critic known as acquarello, is an extensive archive of serious film criticism covering directors, national cinemas, film festivals, and independent filmmaking from October 1997 through March 2011. The site features deeply analytical essays on world cinema figures like Harun Farocki, Yasujiro Ozu, Nagisa Oshima, and Satyajit Ray, making it a remarkable reference for cinephiles interested in art house and international film.
https://leviathren.neocities.org/
ABYSSAL is a stylized personal site by an adult creator with a dark, atmospheric aesthetic and content that may touch on serious topics. The site is part of the Hotline webring and promises an immersive desktop experience with moody visuals and potentially flashing imagery.
https://futureisuncertain.com/
Created by net artist Rafael Rozendaal in 2013, this site is an interactive browser-based artwork exploring visual and conceptual themes through code. It is part of Rozendaal's well-known series of single-URL artworks, with code by Reinier Feijen, where each domain name functions as the title of an individual piece.
https://stitch.thefrugalgamer.net/index.php?title=Main_Page
The Open Stitch Dictionary is a wiki-style reference site dedicated to documenting stitches for crochet, knitting, embroidery, nalbinding, tatting, macrame, and other needlework crafts under a Creative Commons Zero public domain license. Built on the philosophy that textile knowledge belongs to all of humanity, it aims to be a free, comprehensive guide for learning how to read and create your own needlework patterns.
https://7nonsense.neocities.org/
7nonsense is a charming personal blog by a vintage technology enthusiast who shoots photos exclusively with old digital cameras like the Sony Mavica and Nintendo Game Boy Camera. The site spans blog posts, collections, glitch art, and shrines, all wrapped in a quirky retro-web aesthetic that celebrates old technology, video games, and music.
http://thisisnickwhite.com/
Nick White is a British artist whose portfolio showcases an eclectic mix of ceramics, collages, drawings, and paintings, including collaborative works with Ed Cheverton and a series of large-scale heads made from smaller pinned heads. The site is organized into distinct sections for prints, books and zines, and ongoing series, giving visitors a thorough look at a prolific and playfully surreal creative practice.
https://baty.net/
Jack Baty's personal blog blends film photography musings, including Kodachrome shooting history and photo workflow struggles, with thoughts on blogging platforms, Emacs note-taking, and Linux tinkering. A warm and candid slice of one curious nerd's creative and technical life, with frequent posts mixing nostalgia, gear experiments, and everyday observations.
http://antonraubenweiss.com/gibson
William Gibson Aleph is a decade-old comprehensive information collection dedicated to cyberpunk author William Gibson, covering his novels across the Sprawl Series, Bridge Trilogy, and beyond. Visitors will find biographies, novel summaries, glossaries, film adaptations, mediagraphies, and images all organized around Gibson's influential body of work.
http://thunderfuel.com/
Thunderfuel appears to be a creative portfolio or production site featuring video content, with a Vimeo presence suggesting a focus on motion work or filmmaking. The minimal interface centers attention on visual media, making it a showcase for video-based creative work.