Visual Arts
1778 sites
https://rubbereon.nekoweb.org/
Rubbereon's personal nekoweb site mixes furry art, coding projects, and meme graphics in a chaotic but charming old-web style. Visitors will find links to a FurAffinity gallery, a GitLab for forking code snippets, and a graphics directory packed with memes and infographics.
https://yoyle.city/
Yoyle.city is a cozy personal website featuring art, an arcade section, a blog, and a links page, all wrapped in a warm and welcoming aesthetic. The inclusion of an art gallery alongside an arcade and guestbook gives it a charming old-web feel worth exploring.
https://vampystardust.neocities.org/
Vampystardust's gothic-flavored personal site blends blog ramblings, art projects, and curated playlists under a vampire aesthetic. A standout feature is a doll repaint project called 'A Nightmare Repaint: Willow Tree Sally,' making visual arts the dominant creative focus.
https://b1ttersw33t.neocities.org/
A visually driven personal page by b1ttersw33t, built around an image-heavy aesthetic with minimal text and a mysterious, collage-like presentation. The title 'An amalgamation of undiscovered messes' hints at a creative, expressive space that leans heavily on imagery to communicate its identity.
https://1034co.neocities.org/
1034co's Neocities site opens with an elaborate ASCII art banner and the evocative word 'Renaissance,' hinting at a creative and visually expressive personal space. The handcrafted aesthetic and artistic presentation suggest a site centered on visual and digital art exploration.
http://tweenbots.com/
Kacie Kinzer's Tweenbots project documents a fascinating social experiment in which small cardboard robots are released in New York City, relying entirely on the kindness of strangers to navigate toward a flagged destination. The project blurs the line between art installation, robotics, and urban sociology, capturing how people spontaneously interact with a helpless, smiling technological object in a public space.
https://pim1.nekoweb.org/
Pim1's personal site centers on their original drawings, with a gallery of artwork displayed prominently on the homepage alongside a UTAU and UST collection page for Vocaloid enthusiasts. Album reviews and a guestbook round out the site, giving it a creative, community-minded feel built around music and art.
https://ocellariscircus.neocities.org/
The personal hub of ocellaroid (griffin), a creator whose primary work lives at ocellaroid.net, with this Neocities page serving as a witty, self-aware landing spot full of fanlistings, webrings, and a sardonic manifesto about the indieweb. The site's fanlistings span Batman, Harley Quinn, My Little Pony, Pokemon, and more, giving a vivid picture of a pop-culture-loving artist with a sharp sense of humor.
https://sayounara.neocities.org/
Moonstruck is a dreamy personal site by a creator who shares original characters, fan shrines, anime opinions, and artwork across a collection of whimsically named pages. Notable sections include a Halo lore page, a shrine to an original character named Kaida Haru, visual novel reviews, and a gallery of original art.