Visual Arts
1778 sites
https://gabysworld.neocities.org/
Gaby, a 24-year-old multimedia artist from Los Angeles, built this colorful personal site as a creative alternative to social media, showcasing her art studio, shrines, and personal diary. The site features a wide range of fanlistings spanning anime, K-pop, video games, and TV shows, alongside sections for coding, collections, and a guestbook.
https://dogs.geocities.institute/
Created by net artist Olia Lialina, this ongoing project collects hundreds of images of dogs from old Geocities-era personal websites, celebrating the universal human impulse to share beloved pets online. It is both a touching archive of internet folk culture and an art project about memory, loss, and the way ordinary people used the early web.
https://hym.neocities.org/
A handcrafted personal homepage by 'hym' built around skeuomorphism, retro electronics, and medieval fantasy aesthetics, featuring a blog, piano section, image log, diary, and guestbook. The site lovingly recreates an old-web social profile feel with mood indicators, visitor counters, and a carefully curated collection of graphics and links.
https://party-pigeon.neocities.org/
Partypigeon's colorful Neocities home features art, shrines, original characters, and fanfiction works-in-progress, including a shrine dedicated to Yuri from Limbus Company. The site has a warm, creative energy with tamagotchi pets, Dragon Cave adoptables, webrings, and a love for doomed romance tropes.
https://sammylux.neocities.org/
Sam's personal Neocities site blends original horror-themed artwork with movie reviews, shrines, and a media log, all wrapped in a creepy-cute aesthetic with content warnings for gore and unsettling imagery. Equal parts art gallery and horror fan space, it showcases drawings, game art, and a boyfriend shrine while the creator documents their journey learning to code from scratch.
https://mistysworld.neocities.org/
Misty's World is a preserved personal Neocities site kept online so visitors can explore its original pages and custom-made web buttons, even after the creator moved on to a new project. The site features a guestbook, blog, fun stuff, and a collection of handmade site buttons that others have adopted across the web.
https://intotime.com/
Into Time is an interactive net art piece created by Dutch artist Rafaël Rozendaal in 2010, owned as part of the art collection of Nur Abbas. Rozendaal is known for his browser-based artworks that exist as single-URL experiences, and this piece exemplifies his minimalist, visually hypnotic style coded with help from Reinier Feijen.
https://500cansofsoup.neocities.org/
Joel's personal Neocities site centers on their work as a digital artist, with a focus on drawing human OCs and fanart. The site also features shrines, graphics, and adoptables, making it a cozy creative corner with a marine biology passion woven throughout.
http://wefeelfine.org/index.html
We Feel Fine is an ambitious interactive art project by Jonathan Harris and Sep Kamvar that harvests feelings and emotions from blogs across the internet, visualizing them in six distinct movements. The project blends data science with human expression, offering a gallery, methodology, and even an API for exploring the emotional pulse of the web.
https://maliceinwonderland.nekoweb.org/
Malice in Wonderland is a stylized personal site hosted on Nekoweb, featuring a decorative splash page with an elaborate old-web aesthetic and a 'Secret Door' theme for its second version. The site leans into classic early-2000s web design sensibilities with custom typography and a moody, whimsical visual presentation.