Visual Arts
1778 sites
https://harrisonsplace.neocities.org/
Harrison's personal neocities site features ASCII art animations, a sketchbook section, and a curated music player with Japanese and eclectic tracks. The site has a distinct handcrafted aesthetic with dark/light mode switching, animated ASCII creatures, and a collection of web buttons typical of the indie web scene.
https://pixelglade.net.au/
Pixel Glade is the personal site of a Brisbane-based pixel artist and illustrator who goes by pixelglade, featuring original pixel art, web graphics, and anime-influenced illustrations inspired by the retro web and PC-98 aesthetic. The site includes a blog, free pixel art brushes, commission information, and instructional PeerTube videos on pixel art techniques.
https://rentry.co/zuuresources
Zuu's resource page is a free-to-use collection of old-web graphics including pixels, dividers, stamps, blinkies, themed pixels, and borders for personal site decoration. With over 15,000 views, this image-heavy archive is a go-to stop for anyone building a retro-style webpage and looking for charming small web decoratives.
https://hibiscusblood.nekoweb.org/
Hibiscusblood's personal site on Nekoweb presents itself as a mirror-themed gateway with a gothic, adult-oriented aesthetic. The site participates in the No AI Webring and hints at suggestive, creative content behind its stylized entrance page.
http://star-bits.com/
Star-bits.com appears to be a minimal personal or creative site with a single image as its entire visible content, making it difficult to assess its full scope. The lone image suggests a visual or artistic focus, possibly a placeholder or a stripped-down creative homepage.
https://berrybasket.neocities.org/
Berry Basket is a visually driven personal page on Neocities, built almost entirely from images with very little text. The site likely features decorative or kawaii-style artwork and graphics, typical of the image-heavy aesthetic personal pages found on the Neocities community.
https://gremlin.neocities.org/
Gremlin's neocities page serves as a landing hub linking to their full website and a Nekoweb mirror, with content warnings hinting at mature creative work. The minimal splash page points visitors toward a broader personal site likely featuring art or creative content under the 'Gremlin' handle.
https://thethoughtshop.com/works/ikwyt/ikwyt.htm
Jason E. Lewis presents 'I Know What You're Thinking,' a screen-based poetry generator that scans your hard drive for old emails and documents, then reassembles them into a hypnotic, layered collage of semi-transparent text streams. This digital media artwork blurs the line between software and poetry, turning your own forgotten files into an intimate, generative self-portrait.
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://riddler.nekoweb.org/
Riddler's personal corner of the internet, 'NOT STANLEY,' is a self-described representation of their very being, packed with fandoms ranging from Silent Hill 2 and Resident Evil to My Little Pony and American Psycho. The site features custom buttons, webring memberships, and a sitemap full of pages reflecting a deeply personal and visually expressive old-web aesthetic.