To be honest I think this has gone a bit downhill lately, but there's such a wealth of good stuff in the archive that I can't help but link to it whenever I try to make a links page. Its position here at the top of everything has no significance whatsoever. These links are listed arbitrarily.

This is such a beautifully-drawn comic. Lots of funny bits, a couple of dramatic bits. Excellent, excellent world-building.

Also: Werewolves

So much to talk about when it comes to mezzacotta. Basically, it's fifteen million gajillion different weird experimental comics, several of which are predominantly user-submitted. My favorite comics under the Mezzacotta® banner are square root of minus garfield, comments on a postcard, the dinosaur whiteboard (the most recent addition to the site), and the actually quite popular darths & droids.

Ehhhh i don't like this as much as I used to. Link preserved for posterity i guess. maybe you will like it

I wish newspaper comics were like this.

Everyone puts this in their list of webcomics. So here we are. Best stick figure comic ever.

First, a great name for a webcomic. Second, lots of wonderfully dark humor. Third, it's lovely.

Quite possibly the only halfway decent zombie-related webcomic currently in existence

The most Halloweeny comic of all time? See also: Junior Scientist Power Hour, which is by the same person and is a jokes comic instead of a story comic.

A silly comic that's off to a good start. Drawn by the same guy who does this comic and written by the guy who did this comic.

A very long comic in the style of MS Paint Adventures (which I started reading at one point but never completed because it's the webcomic equivalent of War and Peace in terms of length) [Edit: I did it. I read every comic on MS Paint Adventures dot com. The deed has been done. It was a very good deed.] that takes place in the Elder Scrolls universe.

Edit: Okay, so I managed to get through the entire archive relatively quickly. It's not that long if you're willing to waste the better part of two days reading it. Next: the waiting game...

A comic without a fourth wall, from days of yore.

The same comic over and over, but not really

The best video game comic I can think of at the moment

Half-Life 2 / garry's mod comic. One of the first webcomics I read all the way through. Also one of the best comics with a complete idiot for a protagonist.

since I found out the guy who does this comic is a jerk

Gag comics. Funny in that way where the sentences don't always have punctuation and characters accept absurd things like there's no problem

A purple regular-colored bear does drugs and has weird waking dreams/hallucinations/visions. Not much of a story really but i like the colors.

Another amusing gag comic

Really cool cyberpunk comic

A very good epic fantasy comic. Doesn't really count as fantasy I guess since there's no magic as far as I can tell, actually... more about politics than anything I suppose. Anyway it's good.

Beautifully drawn, very very orange comic about some dogs who are very nervous because the world is ending, with lots of cool animated gifs.

Basically a gag-a-day sci-fi comic with an increasingly complicated story to put the gags on top of, also it's been running for like 30 years

A road movie, but instead it's a comic. Beautiful artwork, complex characters, etc etc these are the things I say are good about everything aren't they? Point is, it's really good. (which is another thing I always say..) Deals with some pretty heavy stuff (suicide, depression, brain things in general) so tread lightly if that's not something you want in your comics.

I can't really remember what the plot of this comic is, it's been going a long time. I have to start over probably. Mostly in it for the crosshatching. Fastidiously crosshatched illustrations are my sweet ambrosia.

20-something animal friends that have a band and don't always get along so well, but things are generally pretty laid-back. Just friends being friends, and everything that entails.

(spoiler: he isn't)

Very pretty comic about a weird fantasy realm where humans can get magical powers, friendship, trust, various themes of that ilk. There are giant ants.

A lovely sort of avant-garde comic that makes me jealous. See also

Music

Music suffused with memories and magic and melancholy and malevolence and my my look at me and my 'M's, meandering meaninglessly from my moronic mouth.

My absolute favorite band, in all likelihood. Everything you do is a balloon.

One of the progenitors of that whole 'vaporwave' thing you may have heard people rambling about at some point in the past couple years

The guy's too rich for his own good (brain has been poisoned) but you can't discount everything he did before. Also of note is this soundcloud account

You know, that makes me think I should just put a link to all the soundcloud accounts I'm following. So here's that.

This link actually goes to the website of the Deep Listening Institute, which has done some good things to make music more accessible to people with disabilities, and other things too. Here's a youtube search so you can hear stuff. RIP Pauline Oliveros

One of many Boards-of-Canada-likes (ie not actually many 'original' ideas here), but really quite good even without that association

Music made entirely from thousands of nasty old VHS samples and the elbow grease/force of will required to harvest said samples

A record label dedicated to reissuing old forgotten records (Usually film soundtracks, library music, and early electronic music) that deserve to be heard again. Guy who runs the label has also been doing a great radio show of related music for some time.

Electronic music by Cate Brooks, who it turns out has a whole lot of non-ghost box releases. See also Clay Pipe Music where she's released some of her stuff.

FLACs of out-of-print avant-garde music.

Good music. See also Bittertooth, the version of this guy who's a white dragon

Videos of old worms and viruses (etc) doing horrible things to unsuspecting computers

I don't know what to say about this. Everything Most things Ross uploads is are great! And he's not afraid to call out stupid stuff when he sees it.

Fascinating bizarre creepy animations. The Birth Tab is probably some kind of magnum opus. Lots to digest.

Loads and loads of surreal videos that are sometimes absurd and sometimes kind of sad and sometimes funny and sometimes disturbing

Music Music Music, mostly of the experimental/avant-garde variety.

Videos like these are probably my favorite kind on youtube. Sadly inactive for quite a while. Mildly offensive

Holds a special place in my heart.

Raccoons!

Consistently thought-provoking writing about politics and memory

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Ephemera and spooky English folksy things from the 70s. The H-Word.

Just some guy's site where he writes about a ton of different things. I found this years ago, when I was in High School, and just really ate it up for a long time. Something about the sprawling nature of it all. Goes in a million different directions. It's a work of art, really. It's also probably my main inspiration in terms of the whole 'having a website' thing. The patheticness of that statement is up to you to decide.

David Thorne is not happy with your emails, so he'll be giving you a lesson in empathy. Or something like it.

Things people wrote and then lost, found by other people and published here. Probably make a page of my own for stuff like this someday. I have a lot.

Save this link for the end.

Old illustrations from things

The dinosaur comics guy reads the novelization of Back to the Future

Writing about video games

A blog about comics

A tumblr which showcases so-called 'bad art'. But it's not bad. It's good. The only thing art needs to be good is sincerity.

Lots of writing about comics, pop culture, and politics. And combinations of the three.

A wonderful wonderful environment full of yawning chasms and stark, featureless walls, all sorts of great stuff. Great music, too. Just beautiful. Some people don't like the running mechanics but I don't really think it's that big of a problem.

A vast library of rough-around-the-edges experimental games

Another vast library of rough-around-the-edges experimental games

I miss all my imaginary friends. Maybe they can be your friends, too.

More weird experimental game-related stuff

The site of Terry Cavanagh, developer of many quite interesting games. This can serve as the place where I brag about having a high score of 70 seconds on the hardest level of Super Hexagon, and where I lament my inability to ever surpass said score.

Scary science-fiction survival stuff in space

[strange music and crickets in the distance]

Another of those you-have-one-life games where you have to kill things. A lot like teleglitch really.

More experimental games

Exploring an empty house and discovering young-adult-fiction-esque teenage drama that happened before you got there

Even MORE weird experimental video games!

Games don't need to be polished to be good. The terrible and broken bits give them personality.

A beautiful game that I haven't given enough attention and should really continue playing eventually.

FPS bullet hell! Great fun if you have half an hour or so to kill. Has hilarious writing too.

The biggest and best archive of maps and mods for the Half-Life games that I can think of. Perfect if your computer can't run anything but source engine games.

Unreleased game with amazing glitch-art graphics that I'm very very excited for.

Unreleased survival horror game that takes place on a retrofuturistic 1980s moon base.

Essentially another FPS bullet hell, except the whole 'hell' thing is taken super-literally. Intentionally evokes the feeling old games like Quake with a low display resolution, jittery vertex distortion, grungy greys and browns - stuff like that. AMAZING. Followed in 2022 by HYPER DEMON

Should probably be in the tools section, but whatever. Mapping stuff for the source and goldsrc engines.

Quickly becoming my favorite game site. So many wonderful weird artsy games, it's amazing! Nothing bad I could possibly say about it.

A huge sprawling website full to bursting with avant-garde miscellany.

Everything ever, and never, forever

The site of Mike Jittlov, who made a wonderful movie

My first favorite website, used to visit it all the time

Gifs to use on your sites

Website of Steina and Woody Vasulka, who I know nothing about but this seems like a good place to start

Convert text into a gajillion different weird unicode alphabets. Useful if you want to seem cool but have nothing cool to say. 𝓛𝓸𝓸𝓴 𝓪𝓽 𝓪𝓵𝓵 𝓽𝓱𝓮𝓼𝓮 шэіѓↁ сЂаѓ⒜⒞⒯⒠⒭⒮!!

Lots and lots of public domain / Creative Commons licensed sounds to use in things

Incredibly useful text-tweaking tools. The sort of things that text editors should have by default.

An easy-to-use lightweight music-making program with a great sounding reverb effect, and other features too I guess.

Unfortunately named Image resizer. It uses magic to keep things from getting blurry and pixelated.

Very easy-to-use tool for making interactive fiction. You've probably heard of it already.

Tool for making twitter bots that's so easy even an idiot could use it

Some pretty good VST plugins, if I remember correctly. Windows only, unfortunately.

More VST plugins.

Some CSS that can make your pages much more ! I'll probably end up working it into every html-based thing I make from now on because I like it so much

Pixel font builder. Source of a couple fun fonts I'm using on the site currently...

... but only because of this tool making the whole webfont conversion process easy. Main site has lots of good fonts too.

Imagemaps are a dying art that needs to be revived.

Kind of a celebrity around here

All sorts of neat stuff, gifs, et cetera. Lots of fun. Has a better list of neocities sites than I do.

A webcomic, off to a good start

Fun little 3D web experiments

A webcomic that's coded instead of drawn

An all-around good site with lots of interesting content

At the moment this site's just some ASCII art of a synthesizer. But it's pretty cool regardless.

Another site with words and things

So here's all the sites I'm following currently. If I come across anything of exceptional interest / have some spare time on my hands I'll put it on this page properly, but in the meantime this will have to do.

The first 'web thing' I made. Sporadically updated, in small ways. Really dependant on images hosted on imgur, which is bad, but I'm too lazy to fix it. I wanted it to be something somewhat dense and ripe for exploration. The tab button is your friend. If I forget to log in every month it will disappear forever.

Photography tumblr. I think I'm pretty good at taking pictures. Updated as film is developed ($$$).

Reblogs tumblr. Occasionally things that aren't reblogs. Just go to this one, it has links to all my other tumblrs at the top if you're interested.

Mostly empty site on geocities.ws, home primarily for goofing off with css. I was going to use it for a very very long very very elaborate very very unfinished twine game I've been working on for the past three years, but the site injects code into html documents that breaks twine. Probably put the game on neocities... eventually....

My twitter account, where I post things I copy and paste which I find interesting. Feel free to follow all the people I follow, if you want actually worthwile twitter content.

A CBDQ bot that I made. It posts three-word phrases - a possessive pronoun, and adjective, and a noun. With random unicode spew inbetween. A new tweet every ten minutes!
Just think of how much bandwidth I've stolen from spammers and advertisers and even just people whose opinions I disagree with! It warms my heart.

My EwTüb channel. Old VHS clips and random experimental nonsense born of massive boredom. Infrequent updates because youtube uploads are SLOOOOOOOOOOOW.

I hate reddit, so I made an absurdist subreddit about the number 11, and anything that could in any way be construed as having even the slightest thing to do with the number 11. It's only me posting there basically, so, yeah, feel free to post things, it's all good as long as you don't suck