Visual Arts
1778 sites
https://200orifice.neocities.org/
200ORIFICE is the surreal, atmospheric web-home of the artist and writer known as Orifice from Ash, presenting an art and writing project called anf-A across its third incarnation. Visitors can explore artwork, a project directory, and cryptic pages that blend aesthetic experimentation with an otherworldly personal universe.
https://cybherspace.neocities.org/
Cybherspace is Ella's colorful personal Neocities homepage featuring a wide spread of interests including games, TV, stories, music, moodboards, e-pets, and shrines. The site embraces classic old-web aesthetics with 88x31 badges, a guestbook, and a cheerful strawberry-and-floral visual style that makes it a cozy corner of the indie web.
https://somatheworld.neocities.org/
Soma's colorful personal corner of the web collects their various creative hobbies including art, dolls, crochet, fashion, and manga all in one place. The site is still growing with a blog and media log already active, plus planned pages for photography, shrines, and more.
https://ericscorner.nekoweb.org/
Eric's Corner is a creative personal site built around original characters and artwork, featuring a vibrant cast of human, furry, and fantastical OCs inhabiting a sprawling fictional city. The site comes with content warnings for mature themes and is lovingly crafted with a distinctive visual style and custom typography.
https://deyathemuniz.neocities.org/
Deya Muniz is a Brazilian-American comic artist who built this nostalgic early-2000s-style site to archive her work, including webcomics like 'Blades of Furry' and 'The Princess and The Grilled Cheese Sandwich.' Visitors can browse her art gallery, fanart, a Tamagotchi collection, and work by her wife and collaborator Emi, plus links to their shared merch shop.
https://dancingpatches.neocities.org/
dancingPatches shares their illustrations and original character content on this personal site, styled after the aesthetic of the MATRYOSHKA music video by Hachi. Visitors can expect fan-inspired art, OC lore, and personal blog shenanigans from this self-described webwizard.
https://paupowpow.neocities.org/
Paula (paupowpow) is a designer and visual artist whose Neocities site collects a vibrant range of creative projects including glitch art, kaleidoscope visuals, doodles, pixel work, and ASCII experiments. The site radiates the handcrafted web aesthetic with multiple mini-projects, a blog, and a cozy personal corner full of typographic and design sensibility.
https://sailorhg.com/home_sweet_homepage
Amy, known as sailorhg, is a computer scientist turned zine maker who uses illustration and writing to make computing concepts joyful and accessible. This image-heavy personal homepage showcases her creative journey from robotics at Honda Research Institute in Tokyo to crafting zines about how computers work.
https://glamourgoblin.neocities.org/
Glamour Goblin is a darkly stylized personal site with a gothic, campy aesthetic, promising content that is equal parts gorgeous and grotesque. The splash page sets a theatrical, mature tone with flashing GIFs, neon colors, and a dramatic warning screen that hints at wild creative content within.
https://roborockett.neocities.org/
Roborockett is a vibrant personal site on Neocities that greets visitors with a warning about bright colours and flashing images, hinting at a bold, visually expressive creative space. The splash page alone suggests a site built with enthusiasm for eye-catching old-web aesthetics and original visual content.