Visual Arts
1778 sites
https://whopaysartists.com/
Who Pays Artists? is a crowdsourced transparency database where artists anonymously share what they were paid for commissions, exhibitions, grants, residencies, talks, and other opportunities. It aims to break the taboo around money discussions in the art world, helping creatives benchmark rates and make more informed decisions about their work.
https://menmy.neocities.org/
Ghostgirl is a minimalist personal site featuring a creator's original artwork alongside a self page and journal. The prominently linked 'my art' section makes visual art the clear centerpiece of this quietly atmospheric neocities page.
https://exephile.neocities.org/
Exe's wildly eclectic personal homepage on Neocities is a chaotic collage of images, oddities, and personal obsessions including a lizard page, a teeth collection, ball-jointed dolls, and a scarecrow worship station. The site leans heavily into maximalist old-web aesthetics with 115 images crammed onto the front page and a distinctly bizarre, darkly humorous personality that makes it a memorable browse.
https://bugwatcher.net/
Bugwatcher.net is a personal creative site with art and blog content, built around the persona of 'the Vessel' and featuring virtual flower garden games, webrings, and image-heavy pages. The site leans into old-web aesthetics with participation in multiple webrings and a no-AI badge, making it a cozy corner of the indie web.
https://sugarbunniiee.nekoweb.org/
Sugarbunniiee's pastel-themed personal site "Neko Sugar Cafe" is a colorful corner of the web built by a young creator called Sugar, featuring an art gallery, shrines, and a toybox full of pixel goodies. The aesthetic draws inspiration from sites like Sugarland and Swirl on Neocities, with a kawaii candy-colored style rooted in Kamio stationery vibes.
https://dnathewebcomic.com/
DNA is a webcomic by Ray (TuxedoDemon Studios) that has been in development since 2005, currently on hiatus while the creator reworks story pages and builds a custom CMS from scratch. The site includes an archive, cast page, and blog where Ray shares candid updates about the creative process and the comic's eventual return.
https://surgicalscar.neocities.org/
A personal neocities site run by a biomedical sciences undergrad and artist who describes it as a 'mausoleum' for archiving interests and thoughts away from social media. The site features a toyhou.se link and digital commonplace book, hinting at creative and artistic pursuits as its core focus.
https://archive.koinuko.pink/
Koinuko.pink is a sprawling Neocities personal site by the creator koinuko, featuring character shrines, original characters, writing, fan art, Yu-Gi-Oh content, blinkies, stamps, and 88x31 buttons collected over years of active building. This archived snapshot captures the v6 layout era of the site before a major reorganization, preserving a rich collection of pages spanning anime fandoms, web graphics, and creative projects.
https://charmiesworld.neocities.org/
Charmie's colorful personal corner of the web features shrines, a wardrobe log, a diary, and a growing collection of interests all wrapped in a dreamy aesthetic. The site is actively under construction with new pages being added regularly, making it a lively snapshot of an enthusiastic creator learning to code and sharing their world.
https://jakechirak.com/
Jake Chirak's personal creative hub showcases original art, comics, fanzines, and queer-themed illustrations described as 'weird and gross but you keep coming back to it.' The site includes a gallery with both SFW and NSFW work, an Elden Ring fan art section, a convention schedule across European events, and links to commissions and a store.