Visual Arts
1778 sites
https://liquid-sunshine.neocities.org/
Liquid Sunshine is a colorful, image-heavy personal site currently undergoing a redesign, featuring bright visuals, animated gifs, and a playful old-web aesthetic. The site greets visitors with a cheeky welcome message and warns of flashing backgrounds and vivid colors, hinting at a bold, creative visual experience inside.
https://odriscoll.neocities.org/
Liam's colorful personal corner of the web, ODRISCOLL, blends art, OC creation, figure collection showcases, shrines, and music passion pages into a lively hub of creative interests. Built originally as a way to learn coding, the site features fandoms including TOOL, TF2, GTA V, Metalocalypse, and Postal, with an ever-growing pile of works in progress.
https://zalazalaza.xyz/
Zalazalaza is the personal creative hub of an indie artist working on an illustrated short book called 'Princess Bean Vs. Grumps,' a whimsical adventure story about two kids lost in a forest full of creatures, crafted using a self-compiled version of Aseprite. The site also features the creator's personal thoughts, a handcrafted webring, and custom pixel-art buttons made for communities like Barrow Downs and Agora Radio.
https://3maqi.art/
3maqi's cozy corner of the web showcases original artwork including plein air paintings, watercolor figure studies, and character art featuring their OC Isda the goblin. Beyond the art gallery, the site includes a personal journal, CSS/JavaScript experiments, an interactive drawbox, and a Minecraft shrine, making it a charming creative hub.
https://makiroll.space/
Makiroll's space is a colorful personal site by creator Bee, built around sharing original art, shrines, and thoughts in a cozy indie-web corner. The site features an art gallery, collectables, fanlistings for games and shows like Danganronpa, Kingdom Hearts, and Zelda, and a daily astronomy photo, all wrapped in a charmingly handcrafted aesthetic.
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://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.
https://wangobangy.neocities.org/
WANGO BANGY is a personal Neocities site with a bold, expressive aesthetic that speaks through its visual design. With minimal text content visible, the site presents itself primarily as a creative visual space worth exploring for its old-web handcrafted style.
https://jessiechannel.neocities.org/
Jessie's colorful Neocities homepage serves as a gallery for her digital paintings, doodles, and crafts, built alongside her journey learning HTML and CSS. Visitors can explore her art pages, a hair clip collection, shrines, and a microblog, all wrapped in a cheerful layout with nods to Sonic Channel.
https://tsunderoid.neocities.org/
Tsunderoid's old homepage on Neocities serves as a landing page pointing visitors to their newer site, with a small collection of images hinting at a visually oriented personal presence. The page includes webring navigation links, suggesting the creator is part of an interconnected old-web community.