Visual Arts
1778 sites
https://321cosmica.neocities.org/
Cosmica is a bilingual (Spanish and English) personal site hosted on Neocities, with mirrored content available on Codeberg. The index page serves as a minimal landing point linking to the creator's work across platforms.
https://pombogay.neocities.org/
Pombogay is the colorful personal site of a Brazilian artist known as 'pombo' or 'pombogay', built from scratch as a creative escape from the commercial web. Visitors can explore original artwork, stationery and magazine scans, toy and plushie collection shrines, all presented in Portuguese with a mobile-friendly layout.
https://juliannes.website/
Julianne Aguilar is an artist, writer, and narrative designer whose hand-coded portfolio showcases experimental digital artwork inspired by 90s internet culture, dreams, and early web aesthetics. The image-heavy site features dozens of original pieces ranging from nostalgic computer-age illustrations to experimental website art with rich gradients and surreal compositions.
https://thursdaysmonsoon.moe/
A handcrafted personal creative space by the creator known as thursdaysmonsoon, built around adult themes including mental health, sexuality, and personal expression. The site presents itself as an intimate and unapologetic outlet, warning visitors upfront about its candid and taboo content before inviting them to proceed.
https://mygrain.neocities.org/
Mygrain is a whimsical personal Neocities site described as 'a once-child's toybox waiting and hoping to be found again,' evoking a nostalgic, creative atmosphere. Currently undergoing a reset, it offers just a glimpse of its personality through its poetic splash page and promises more to explore beyond the entry.
https://leegte.org/
Jan Robert Leegte is a Dutch net artist whose portfolio showcases over a decade of web-based sculptures and digital installations, exploring browser elements like scrollbars, drop shadows, and selection boxes as artistic materials. Works range from Minecraft recreations of Robert Smithson's Spiral Jetty to Google Maps sculptures, making this a landmark example of internet art as a serious contemporary medium.
https://karasushima.neocities.org/
Karasu Shima is the creative hub of a Pennsylvania guy and former Japan resident who channels his energy into game dev, video editing, and web design. The site serves as a showcase for his many creations, featuring shrines, a blog, a Kyocera flip phone setup guide, and plenty of old-web nostalgia.
https://sanchoyoscribbles.neocities.org/
Lynn (aka SanchoyoScribbles) has built a charming art-focused site featuring original characters, an art archive, a dress-up game, and a webcomic. Visitors can browse her portfolio, commission her work, and explore a whimsical corner of the internet dedicated to her personal creative output.
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://archive.koinuko.pink/
Koinuko.pink is a sprawling Neocities personal site by the creator koinuko, featuring character shrines, original characters, writing, fan art, Yu-Gi-Oh content, blinkies, stamps, and 88x31 buttons collected over years of active building. This archived snapshot captures the v6 layout era of the site before a major reorganization, preserving a rich collection of pages spanning anime fandoms, web graphics, and creative projects.