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://recyclism.com/
Benjamin Gaulon, also known as Recyclism, showcases a career built around hardware hacking, glitch art, and tactical media projects including ReFunct Media installations, video corruption tools, and e-waste experiments. The portfolio spans years of provocative new media work exploring the aesthetics of failure, digital recycling, and the repurposing of broken or obsolete technology.
https://sfwriter.com/owindex.htm
Hugo and Nebula Award-winning science fiction author Robert J. Sawyer shares an extensive collection of how-to-write advice, drawn from decades of teaching at institutions like the University of Toronto and the Banff Centre. Visitors can explore columns on topics such as point of view, constructing characters, dialogue, and description, making this a rich resource for aspiring fiction writers.
http://drag.wootest.net/articles/isometry%202
A technical article exploring isometric pixel art grids, with a focus on how BeOS icons used a distinctive non-standard isometric grid that differs from typical tile-based game art. The author walks through the math and ratios behind recreating the BeOS icon style, complete with visual comparisons and practical pixel art examples.
https://officetariratta.neocities.org/
Phascorp Enterprises LLC is a Neocities personal site by a creator who regularly posts fanart, original character art, commissions, and base edits, with a changelog stretching across years of prolific updates. The site features a fanart gallery, commission sheet, shrines, and photo diary, making it a cozy artistic corner with a charmingly ironic corporate name.
https://challenges.stefanbohacek.com/
Stefan Bohacek has compiled a comprehensive directory of recurring creative challenges organized by month, week, and ongoing timeframe, covering art, music, writing, coding, photography, and more. Whether you're looking for Inktober, GENUARY, or an obscure blogging challenge, this site is an invaluable reference for anyone seeking structured creative motivation throughout the year.
https://kushanasden.neocities.org/
Kushana's Den is a personal site featuring sections called The Chapel and The Library, with imagery referencing knights and kingdoms that suggests a focus on fantasy fiction or worldbuilding. The medieval and fantasy aesthetic, combined with library and chapel sections, points to a creative writing or lore-focused space with an old-web sensibility.
https://justinjackson.ca/words.html
Justin Jackson's 'Words' is a minimalist essay celebrating the raw power of plain text on the web, arguing that simple words connect people across locations, devices, and time zones more effectively than any fancy design. The page has been translated into dozens of languages by volunteers worldwide, a testament to how widely its message about the simplicity and beauty of the web resonated.
https://jurgenpartenheimer.com/
The official website of German contemporary artist Jürgen Partenheimer, showcasing his paintings, sculptures, works on paper, and artist books with exhibition histories and critical writings. Represented by White Cube in London, the site documents a distinguished career with bibliography, catalogue texts, press releases, and installation shots from major international exhibitions.
https://woodselec.com/
Woods Electronics, Inc. specializes in high speed photography equipment, including their Shutter-Beam infrared trigger system and the ADDjust A Sec timing device. Visitors interested in capturing lightning-fast moments will find dedicated photographic hardware tools designed for precision timing and flash control.
https://shadycharacters.co.uk/
Keith Houston's Shady Characters is a deep dive into the secret histories of punctuation marks, emoji, and the written word, blending meticulous research with entertaining prose. The site accompanies Houston's acclaimed books on the subject and features ongoing essays covering everything from obscure typographic symbols to the cultural evolution of emoji.