Arts & Humanities
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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://adelfaure.net/tools/jgs
Adel Faure's page showcases Jgs Font, a typeface family created as a tribute to ASCII art pioneer Joan G. Stark, designed so that individual glyphs connect seamlessly across characters and lines to produce continuous drawings and patterns. The font comes in three size variants and is released under the SIL Open Font License, making it a genuinely useful resource for anyone working in text-mode or computer art.
https://silicaspace.neocities.org/
A whimsical micro-site built around the playful premise of finding a silica gel packet on the floor, complete with a tongue-in-cheek 'yummy' response. It's a tiny slice of absurdist old-web humor with almost no content but a distinct personality.
https://artielas.neocities.org/
Art's personal creative hub on Neocities showcases experimental work spanning science fiction, fantasy, and horror across writing, gallery, and project sections. The site has a distinct voice and aesthetic, with warnings about horror content and profanity, and a bookshelf tracking current reads including Pale Fire and Mad World.
https://realismomagico.xyz/
Realismo Mágico V2 is a self-described "very messy" personal creative site with a heavy image presence, autoplay, flashing colors, and experimental web design flair. The aesthetic and name suggest a visually rich, artistic experience inspired by magical realism, best explored with an open mind on Firefox.
http://jacketmagazine.com/33/pieces-of-air.shtml
Jacket Magazine's July 2007 issue features a collaborative critical forum on Brenda Hillman's poetry collection 'Pieces of Air in the Epic,' edited by Barbara Claire Freeman. An impressive roster of over twenty poets and critics including Robert Hass, Marjorie Perloff, C.D. Wright, and Juliana Spahr each contribute individual responses, creating a multi-voiced collective book review unlike traditional single-perspective criticism.
https://amfmradio.org/
Amfmradio hosts a personal art archive featuring a gallery, original characters, writings, and photos, with a clear love of Pokemon regions evident from the poll asking visitors their favorite generation. The site includes commissions, a shop, and downloads, making it a cozy creative hub for fans of indie digital art with a Pokemon-influenced aesthetic.
https://l-pienie.neocities.org/
L_Pienie's colorful neocities space centers on their art journey, featuring an art gallery, sketchbook, art studies, and original character work alongside a Genshin Impact shrine and gaming journal. The site has a lively, diary-like energy with frequent brainrot updates, crocheting projects, and a dedicated ZhongVen ship shrine that reflects the creator's many creative obsessions.
https://caesthoffe.neocities.org/
The Archives is a sprawling personal site by caesthoffe, featuring journal entries, a dream journal, shrines to morbid topics, and outlinks to a curated web neighborhood. Written by a gay trans adult with an unflinching voice, the site covers everything from dark research interests to personal life reflections with candor and personality.
https://broto.solar/
BrotoSolar is a hand-coded personal website from a Brazilian creator who goes by Broto, featuring a goblinsona mascot, editing commissions, and a content warning page that sets the tone for bright, chaotic, and creatively expressive content. The landing page showcases original character art and links out to a full site with social media, streaming, and more personal content.
https://2danimatorwebring.neocities.org/
Created by Grump McDump, this webring connects independent websites belonging to 2D animators of all skill levels, whether they work frame-by-frame, with rigs, or any other technique. It fills a gap in the indie-web scene by offering a more specific community than general art webrings.