Visual Arts
1778 sites
https://al-the-raven.neocities.org/
Al (also known as Salmon) maintains this cozy Neocities personal site featuring original character art, 3D models, recipes, and a curated collection of cool links from across the web. The site is decorated with hand-collected stamps, a honeycomb layout, and quirky cursors, capturing the creative DIY spirit of the old internet.
https://patchwork.nekoweb.org/
Patchwork's personal nekoweb site blends a love of Frutiger Aero aesthetics, Roblox, Vocaloid, and Miis with an art commissions page showcasing original digital work. The site features a warm, hobbyist web-building spirit with button exchanges, webrings, and a gaming corner all wrapped in early-2000s tech nostalgia.
http://the-everyday.net/p/blog-page.html
This academic project by Lev Manovich and the Software Studies Initiative analyzes Instagram data collected during the 2014 Maidan protests in Kyiv, exploring how social media visualizes the intersection of everyday life and political upheaval. The site presents essays, data visualizations, and infographics that examine topics like binary bias, platforms of visibility, and the semiotics of user-generated content during moments of extreme social unrest.
https://butcher.nekoweb.org/
BUTCHER is a bold personal site on Nekoweb with a mature content warning gate, suggesting edgy or dark creative content beyond the landing page. With 9 images and an unfiltered tone, this appears to be a visually driven space for someone who favors raw, uncensored self-expression.
https://joro.nu/
Joroki is a whimsical personal site by a creator called Joro, filled with a dreamy aesthetic featuring lychee gummies, plum blossoms, ambient music references, and a growing virtual world of quirky little shops in a place called Wisteria Park. The site has a charming old-web feel with frequent small updates adding new interactive corners like an oddities shop, a coffee stand, and a monthly i-spy page.
http://mteww.com/nad.html
This page presents MTAA's 'Simple Net Art Diagram,' a well-known minimalist artwork from the late 1990s that distills the concept of internet art into a single iconic image. It captures a piece of net art history that is both conceptually playful and culturally significant to early web art movements.
https://fataltotheflesh.com/
A browser-based net art piece by Rafael Rozendaal from 2004, where visitors interact with a dark canvas that responds to mouse input with skin-like tearing or cutting visual effects. Part of the collection of artist Miltos Manetas, this work is a classic example of early interactive web art that turns the browser itself into an artistic medium.
https://rice.place/
A password-protected personal site by a creator known as 'rice,' built with a cute aesthetic that plays ambient music on click and boasts mobile-friendly design. The site promises a sprawling collection of random personal content, crafted with care and intended for adult audiences.
https://conditionaldesign.org/workshops/drop-fringe-garland-red-green-bl
Conditional Design is a design collective that creates rule-based generative drawings, and this page documents their 2010 contribution to Items magazine featuring a festive fringe garland made from geometric line rules. The project uses a strict set of instructions governing line segments in red, green, and blue to produce intricate, repeating patterns through collective drawing.
https://tailsgetstrolled.org/
Tails Gets Trolled is a long-running webcomic by creator Lazerbot that began as an internet meme parody and evolved into an expansive, multi-faction story spanning 29+ chapters with hundreds of characters drawn from Sonic, Looney Tunes, and countless other pop culture universes. The site hosts the full archive of the main series alongside side stories and extras, with active community links and ongoing creator support options.