Arts & Humanities
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http://chapterofopeningthemouthoftime.blogspot.com/
Created by Belgian artist AMVK, this blog interweaves images from the AntiSade Press Calendar 2007 with 365 daily snapshots, notes, and reflections from a DAAD artist residency in Berlin. It blends visual art documentation with multilingual commentary on art theory, subsidized culture, and the creative process.
https://qotile.net/
Paul Slocum is a software developer, artist, musician, and gallery curator based in Pasadena, CA, whose site showcases a remarkable range of creative work including software musical instruments for platforms like the Atari 2600 and Commodore 64, digital art projects, and his new media art gallery And/Or Gallery. Visitors will find everything from synthesizer cartridges and sequencer kits to generative art tools, music archives, and writing about NFTs and the art world.
https://oceancountycameraclub.photoclubservices.com/
The Ocean County Camera Club is a New Jersey-based photography club welcoming everyone from beginners to professionals, meeting weekly in Toms River via Zoom and at the Girl Scout headquarters. Members enjoy monthly competitions, field trips, ribbons and awards, and a full season of programs running September through June.
https://riz0me.bearblog.dev/
The personal homepage of riz0me, a Chicago-based writing instructor with a presence across multiple indie webrings, featuring a blog, a 'uses' page, links, and a dedicated TTRPG section. The site reflects a range of interests including anime, reality TV, and tabletop RPGs, with the TTRPG section being the only dedicated content category beyond the blog.
http://jevbratt.com/1_to_1/banff.html
Jevbratt's '1:1' project showcases a billboard print created for the Database Imaginary exhibition at the Banff Centre for the Arts in 2004. This minimalist page documents a conceptual art piece, offering a glimpse into Jevbratt's work at the intersection of data visualization and fine art.
https://emreed.net/
Em Reed is a Glasgow-based writer and researcher whose site collects a substantial body of work spanning interactive fiction, essays, academic journal articles, and a debut novel, all centered on science fiction, videogame art history, and experimental criticism. Visitors will find a rich portfolio of free writing, visual novels made for Domino Club, and thought-provoking pieces on topics like speedrunning aesthetics and videogame panics in 1990s SF media.
https://catboo.neocities.org/
Catboo is a creative personal site by Elly, a Brazilian Neocities resident, featuring a blog, shrines, an art gallery, and personal writing as an alternative to social media. The featured highlight is Persona 5 Royal, giving the site a noticeable lean toward video game fandom alongside its broader creative content.
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https://aegi.neocities.org/
Aegi's Cafe is a charming personal Neocities space styled as a cozy digital cafe, featuring sections like a Digital Garden, Jukebox, Magazines, and Zines. The aesthetic-forward design and imaginative navigation make it a delightful example of old-web personal expression with a creative, handcrafted atmosphere.
https://juni-mp4.bearblog.dev/
Juni's personal blog is a poetic, introspective space filled with numbered 'inklings' that read like short philosophical or emotional meditations, alongside a well-curated reading log featuring titles like Circe, Frankenstein, and If We Were Villains. The site blends existentialist musings with a cozy indie-web aesthetic, webrings, and a bookshelf tracker that reflects a deeply literary sensibility.
https://janebuzjane.moe/
JaneBuzJane's personal site centers on fandom creativity, hosting AO3 tools like the Prompt Meme Skimmer, userscripts, and tutorials for embedding art on Archive of Our Own. The site blends practical fan-fiction community resources with 'Dear Creator' exchange letters, making it a useful hub for AO3 users and fandom participants.