Visual Arts
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https://btn-island.neocities.org/
BTN Island is the creative personal home of LunarCat the Ninth (aka Bear), a multilingual web enthusiast near the Mediterranean who built this dark-themed site as a digital lair for self-expression, journals, and a curated gallery. Named after an Adventure Time location, the site features hand-picked 88x31 buttons, webrings, a garden section, and a maze, making it a charming example of old-web craft and personality.
https://monoskop.org/Monoskop
Monoskop is a collaborative wiki dedicated to arts, media, and humanities, covering topics from media art and experimental film to cybernetics, sound art, and digital humanities. It serves as an open-access knowledge base linking artists, theorists, publications, and cultural movements across history and geography.
https://spongehearts.neocities.org/
Alex's colorful personal site centers on her art and animation creations, with sections for a diary, shrines, and her love of Rayman and cartoons. The site has a charming early-web aesthetic and a to-do list that hints at even more content in the works.
https://badbunsen.neocities.org/
Aleph Diallo, a teenage Brooklyn-based graphic designer and illustrator who goes by badbunsen, built this creative hub to showcase artwork, characters, and animations. The site promises a labyrinthine "local" section full of links, images, and original artwork, making it a promising destination for fans of indie illustration and graphic design.
https://ninjaweb.neocities.org/
Ninjaweb is a personal creative hub featuring sections for drawing, art, writings, and a journal, built with a distinct hand-crafted old-web aesthetic. The site offers a mix of personal expression through its Draw-Box, MP3 collection, references, and other eclectic sections that reflect the creator's artistic interests.
https://sweetcherries.neocities.org/
Sweet Cherries is Estelle's (also known as Kari) colorful personal neocities site built around a pink aesthetic, featuring her OCs, interests in K-pop, gaming, anime, and gyaru culture. Packed with cliques, webrings, fanlistings, and blinkies, it captures the charm of handcrafted indie web creativity with a warm, expressive personality.
https://julieyess.neocities.org/
JulieYess is an Italian creator's colorful Neocities homepage where she shares her artwork, original characters, and updates about her YouTube art channel. The site captures old-web nostalgia with a personal blog, rhythm game interests, a guestbook, and a strong emphasis on self-expression away from restrictive social media platforms.
https://tinydiorama.neocities.org/
Becky, an artist and designer based in NYC, shares her pixel art, indie game projects, and love of retro technology on this charming Neocities site. Visitors will find original artwork, a games section, a curated museum of old-web artifacts, and a cozy personal log full of creative updates.
https://usbgerms.neocities.org/
USBGerms is a creative personal site by an artist who uses it as an archive for their original artwork and digital graphics, lovingly hand-coded with a charming pastel aesthetic. Visitors can explore an art gallery, shrines, and resources, with a fursona (an Absol stand-in) hinting at the furry/digital art community this site calls home.
https://mustardgrass.neocities.org/
Mustardgrass's quirky personal site greets visitors with a circus theme, autoplaying music, and bright flashing colors as a whimsical warning gateway. The site features original characters (OCs) and participates in an OC Webring, hinting at a creative community centered around character design.