Arts & Humanities
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- Literature & Writing (874)
- Webcomics (46)
- Music (173)
- Visual Arts (1778)
- Photography (196)
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- Crafts & DIY (340)
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.
https://six-letter-notion.neocities.org/
Six Letter Notion is the personal site of a Portland-based theater artist who showcases puppets, dolls, plushes, costumes, theatrical sets, props, and textiles in a warmly atmospheric, library-style layout. The creator brings a playful ghostly persona to their craft documentation, with a storefront, resume, and dev log rounding out a genuinely creative and well-organized portfolio of handmade work.
https://fizzsea.net/
Fizzsea is the colorful personal corner of a creator known as Citrus, built around an ocean aesthetic and hosting their multimedia project Inspiraler, a story about reapers archiving information across versions of the world. Visitors can explore original characters, art, music, and a game log alongside the ongoing development of several creative projects.
https://katebolin.com/
Kate Bolin is a web professional from North Long Beach now based in Nottingham, England, who shares her knitting patterns alongside a personal CV and blog. The site's primary creative offering is her original knitting patterns, making it a cozy stop for fiber arts enthusiasts.
https://alice-blog.neocities.org/
Sumiko is a personal creative space blending art, original characters, and a nostalgic old-web aesthetic with interests in jellyfish, aquariums, and games. The site has a minimal but charming retro feel, suggesting a hobbyist artist who leans into Windows 7-era nostalgia and personal journaling.
https://iloush.neocities.org/
Iloush Garden is a poetic personal corner of the web created by iloush, blending sketches, photography, and journal-style posts in an imaginative game-cartridge interface. The site's whimsical framing invites visitors on a quiet creative journey through art and personal expression.
https://fataltotheflesh.com/
A browser-based net art piece by Rafael Rozendaal from 2004, where visitors interact with a dark canvas that responds to mouse input with skin-like tearing or cutting visual effects. Part of the collection of artist Miltos Manetas, this work is a classic example of early interactive web art that turns the browser itself into an artistic medium.
https://tamadanick.neocities.org/
Nick, a twenty-something from Australia, built this Neocities site as a personal corner of the web spanning music-making, pretentious writing, and a deep streak of nostalgia for eras he never lived through. The site includes a blog, guestbook, and links page, with a personality shaped by fighting games, anime, photography, and a fascination with digital culture.
https://rubbergarage.neocities.org/
RubberGarage is a personal creative space by a maker who goes by the same name, featuring original artwork, commissions, and dedicated shrines to eclectic interests including musician R. Stevie Moore, Bill Mumy, and the cult film UHF. The site has a charming old-web aesthetic with pixel clubs, a guestbook, and a 16+ content advisory, making it a cozy corner of Neocities worth exploring.
https://starlit-catastrophe.neocities.org/
Starlit-catastrophe's 'Junk Drawer' is a visually driven Neocities personal site featuring animated images and small flash-style elements in a curated, aesthetic layout. The site leans into old-web charm with a custom cursor and image-heavy design, suggesting a focus on personal creative expression and visual collecting.