Visual Arts
1778 sites
https://lesaturnascrib.neocities.org/
Saturna's Crib is the colorful digital home of a Mexican artist called Saturna, who creates vivid, texture-heavy artwork with a love for bright colors, noise, and expressive stains. The site blends old-web nostalgia with a personal art gallery, asset downloads, free layouts, and an e-shrine, all wrapped in a charming retro desktop aesthetic.
http://misa.phoophie.com/
A sparse personal page by someone named Misa, hosted by a friend named Amber, featuring minimal linked content and a hit counter. The site is largely a shell with very little visible content beyond a few images and a couple of links.
https://nova-the-proot.neocities.org/
Nova's Cyberspace is a work-in-progress personal Neocities site featuring photography, sketches, music, and a blog alongside a collection of web buttons and webrings. The site has a charming handcrafted aesthetic with dragon adoptables, a guestbook, and a to-do list hinting at ambitious plans for expansion.
https://voidway.nekoweb.org/
The Voidway is a mysterious, atmospheric personal site on Nekoweb with a portal-style entry page that warns visitors of autoplaying music. Its sparse, evocative design suggests a heavily styled creative or aesthetic space waiting beyond the click-through gateway.
https://joid.org/archive
JODI (jodi.org) is a legendary net art duo known for radical, disorienting digital artwork that deconstructs the web itself, and this archive page presents a dense grid of hundreds of visual thumbnails documenting their projects. One of the most iconic names in internet art history, their work blurs the line between software, glitch aesthetics, and conceptual art.
https://nickle4apickle.neocities.org/
Nickle4aPickle's Neocities hub links to a personal favorites site and a dedicated pixel art gallery, with a focus on pixel dolls and other pixel art creations. Established in 2022, the site has a charming retro aesthetic and is best enjoyed on desktop at full resolution.
https://everest-pipkin.com/
Everest Pipkin is a multidisciplinary artist and writer whose portfolio showcases games, tools, interactive art, and writing that engage with themes of ecology, memory, and digital materiality. The site is a beautifully minimal hub for their creative output, including generative art projects, essays, and experimental software that blur the line between art and code.
https://bulltown.joejenett.com/
Bulltown.2022 is joe jenett's creative personal homepage, described as a remix of words and images drawing from archives circa 1997-2004, rebuilt in the same old-web spirit. The site features a journal, image galleries, curated covers, music, webrings, and a lively collection of web ephemera that reflects the creator's long history of handcrafting personal web spaces.
https://milk-tea.neocities.org/
Tash's personal digital scrapbook, milk-tea.email, is a kawaii-aesthetic site built with heavy JavaScript and iframes, designed as a creative visual experience for desktop browsers. Playfully self-aware about its phone incompatibility, it leans into 2000s dreamy web aesthetics with custom graphics, decorative imagery, and handcrafted code snippets.
https://people.eecs.berkeley.edu/~sequin/SCULPTS/scherk.html
Carlo H. Séquin's research page at UC Berkeley showcases the Scherk-Collins Sculpture Generator, a computer program developed in collaboration with wood sculptor Brent Collins to visualize and prototype intricate saddle-ring sculptures based on Scherk minimal surfaces. The site features photographs of Collins' physical wooden sculptures alongside their virtual counterparts, with explorations of toroidal warps, twist angles, and increasingly complex saddle geometries rendered in interactive 3D.