Visual Arts
1744 sites
https://pillbugs.neocities.org/
A colorful personal site by the creator known as pillbugs, featuring bright neon aesthetics, animated GIFs, and a playful old-web style with epilepsy warnings for its flashing visuals. The site is built around a welcoming, stim-friendly vibe with multiple themed pages and participation in several webrings.
https://irational.org/cybercafe/xrel.html
A press release from 1994 documents a pioneering net art intervention at London's Kings Cross train station, where participants worldwide were invited to call public telephone booths in coordinated patterns as a form of participatory performance art. Part of the irational.org Cybercafe Net Art Projects, this artifact captures an early experiment in networked, distributed art-making before the web had fully matured.
https://thelittlemaidfish.neocities.org/misc
The 'lair of the maidfish' is a charming Neocities personal page built by a creator who imagines themselves as a small tropical fish operating a mecha suit deep beneath the sea. The misc section collects buttons, banners, webrings, fanlist memberships, and neighbor links, giving a cozy glimpse into the handcrafted old-web community this person inhabits.
https://pocketdollhouse.neocities.org/
Pocketsized is a charming personal site by a creator from México featuring original characters, artwork, and personal ramblings wrapped in a cozy dollhouse aesthetic. The site leans into a cute but slightly dark "dead-dove" creative space, making it a unique destination for fans of original character art and whimsical web design.
https://gasmaskhoney.neocities.org/
Raccy is a fanart collection site by gasmaskhoney, showcasing artwork inspired by a quirky mix of fandoms including King of the Hill, Titus (2000), Duke Nukem, Fallout, Postal, and LISA RPG. Still a work in progress, the site organizes art by universe and also includes miscellaneous pieces with no specific fandom.
https://pinkfiremage.neocities.org/
Pinkfiremage's atmospheric neocities site greets visitors with glitchy, phosphorescent text and a deliberately cryptic aesthetic that blurs the line between creative writing and web art. Behind the moody terminal-style interface lies a portfolio of creative work, presented as a mystical 'repository' with an occult-tinged, surreal flair.
http://icongenerators.net/english.html
Icon Generators, created by Eichi Zerona, offers a collection of Flash-based tools for generating pixel art avatars and icons, including cat dot art, square and oval face icons, and even a papercraft cube generator. Each tool lets visitors customize and download free avatar images for personal use on platforms like Twitter, making it a fun resource for anyone looking to create a unique profile picture.
https://necrophantasia.neocities.org/
Necrophantasia is a creative personal site featuring pixel art, dollmakers, and adoptables. The portal page hints at a rich collection of handcrafted digital art and interactive creative content waiting inside.
https://safe.voyage/
A nautical-themed personal site by an anonymous creator, built around a harbour metaphor with sections like the dock, lighthouse, sketchbook, and journal. The site features featured photography, a charming 'message in a bottle' interactive element, and links to personal creative spaces including a media log and artwork.
http://plaza.v-wave.com/bert/bert.htm
This page from the Japanese v-wave plaza hosting service contains a single image, leaving almost no content to assess. The site is effectively an empty shell with no navigable content beyond one image file.