Arts & Humanities
3545 sites
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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://louplummer.lol/
Lou Plummer, a GenX educational IT professional from North Carolina, blogs about life, Internet culture, long-term recovery, marriage, and tech at Living Out Loud. The site features Mac and iOS app reviews, a daily links blog, and even an Appalachian Trail honeymoon journal spanning all 2,189 miles.
https://mjulius.com/
Michael Julius maintains this quietly compelling blog of original poetry and short notes, with titles like 'Confusion Elegy' and 'Sometimes True Emergency Room Curses' hinting at an introspective, literary voice. Updated regularly with brief verse and reflections, the site is a clean and meditative space for readers who appreciate contemporary personal poetry.
http://pixel.nascimpact.com/tutoriaux.php
A French-language tutorial resource offering Photoshop 6.0 source PSD files, likely focused on pixel art or graphic design techniques. The image-heavy layout and downloadable PSD sources suggest a hub for digital art tutorials aimed at aspiring designers.
http://www.hoary.org/
Peter Evans runs this eclectic personal site built around travel photography spanning England, Japan, the Czech Republic, Bavaria, and Wales, with black-and-white festival shots and touristy landmarks all documented with dry wit. Beyond the photos, the site offers opinionated tirades on digital camera design, browser philosophy, scanned historical texts, and a collection of oddly memorable advertisements.
http://ernestbramah.com/
Maintained by Mike Berro, this comprehensive bibliography site covers the complete works of Ernest Bramah, the elusive early 20th-century British author best known for his Kai Lung stories and Max Carrados mysteries. Visitors will find scanned book covers, edition identification points, periodical appearances, biography and criticism, and links to full online texts spanning decades of updates.
https://sihbm.bearblog.dev/bbq
A candid personal blog by a writer who uses online journaling as a tool for emotional processing and therapy reference, hosted on the minimalist Bearblog platform. The site features reflective posts about everyday life, feelings, and the practice of writing itself, with a refreshingly honest voice about mental health and motivation.
http://adaweb.walkerart.org/home.shtml
äda'web, hosted by the Walker Art Center, is a pioneering net art platform that invited artists like Jenny Holzer, Jodi, and Lawrence Weiner to experiment with the web itself as an artistic medium. A landmark archive of early internet art from the mid-to-late 1990s, it features original commissions, co-productions, and contextual materials connecting digital works to their creators and galleries.
http://writtenimages.net/
Written Images is a generative art project spearheaded by Martin Fuchs and Peter Bichsel, showcasing programmed artwork by dozens of international artists using tools like Processing, openFrameworks, and Cinder. The project culminates in a unique printed book where every copy is individually calculated, making each one a one-of-a-kind artifact at the intersection of code and fine art.
https://julieyess.neocities.org/
JulieYess is an Italian creator's colorful Neocities homepage where she shares her artwork, original characters, and updates about her YouTube art channel. The site captures old-web nostalgia with a personal blog, rhythm game interests, a guestbook, and a strong emphasis on self-expression away from restrictive social media platforms.
https://kangminsuk.com/
Minsuk Kang writes essays, fiction, poetry, and personal reflections spanning Korean culture, life in America, books, and the writing life itself. The archive spans several years of candid, wide-ranging pieces that blend cultural criticism with intimate personal storytelling.