To be honest, this page might just be for personal reference because my internet bookmarks are so cluttered at this point I'm afraid to unclutter them.

Anyways, this page is essentially just a big list of websites I find useful or I just think are interesting. Most of these are probably just graphics resources cause that's what I specialize in but there may be some others here and there that I just think are fun/cool.

Remember how on the About Site page I recommended downloading Visual Studio Code and GIMP if you're planning on making your own Neocities? What if I were to tell you that there's a website that can download and update those programs for you INCLUDING a ton of others all at once? Just check it out cause there's SO many useful free programs on there and I recommend that anyone interested in building a website check this page out first. Also reference the Adobe Alternative Programs chart because a lot of the programs listed there can be downloaded through Ninite.

My Font resource site of choice. Has a very useful category system and most fonts are free for personal use, just remember to check what the licenses are for commercial use.

Another Font resource. It has a good pixel font gallery.

Free program for previewing all your fonts in one place. Incredibly useful for font perverts like myself.

Did I just find this site when I had to create an ico file for my neocities? yes.

Online Thesaurus. Features organization by subject.

Searches through Fandom Wikis but filters out all the annoying ads and clutter.

A site for making old-school styled internet graphics.

Removes paywalls from any website. Practically essential to reading any news online these days :/.

Can test the colors of any image and how they appear to someone with colorblindness. Good accessibility resource.

My reference of choice for web programming. Another essential resource for someone making their own website.

A website that hosts articles on CSS. I always use it to search for guides on how to use what center styling method for what element.

Tests your HTML and CSS in a browser preview and also generates code for various other elements based on your specifications.

A great community made site for webprogramming tutorials and guides. I personally love their article for Website Ideas and their guide on Folder Structure 101 (which is a topic i've struggled explaining to other new programmers in the past)

A Neocities featuring a ton of useful resources and guides for web programming. Specifically has a lot of great guides for web accessibility and visuals.

Another HTML guide. Also links a whole ton of other sites that provides other guides or useful templates.

Creates CSS code for a customizable grid container. This could be huge.

Incredible resource for old web design layouts wow.

The neocities tool I used for the first big layout update on this site. Also inlcudes links to other useful web programming resources.

Very clean looking website templates.

Some more templates. Lots of very interesting designs and some templates designed for webstories and webcomics.

These are just the two stock image sites I used while getting my Digital Media degree.

Screencap Resources.

A resource for textured/patterned wallpapers. Can export CSS code.

Self-explanatory.

Pose references.

Good resource to reference the *classics* as they're called.

Various Public Domain Art Collections. Most of these I found from this article by Exeunt Press.

A giant art and character design library.

A really interesting archive that collects art from canceled and unfinished productions

Art turtorials created by the Etherington Brothers. Very concise and very well explained tutorials.

Tumblr posts sharing general art and photo resources.

A collection of gifs and buttons with a search engine.

Old gif file archive.

88x31 Buttons

Blinkies

Interesting looking Javascript backgrounds.

Huge cursor collection.

Fairly self-explainatory. Just an article about pixel art color palettes and some example palettes.

A Tumblr blog featuring color palettes. Palettes are usually tagged by color but it's not a guarantee. Honestly these days, I just use Adobe Color but if you want to avoid Adobe for whatever reason this is a fine substitute.

Random color palette generator.

Another Colourpod/Adobe Color alternative.

A palette generator/builder. Can export palettes as CSS code.

Another source for retro/pixel art orientated color palettes. Lots of nice search options.

My Video Game Art Library of choice. Lots of very high-quality images.

Another good archive of Video Game art specifically for Nintendo games. There's a lot of old PMD:Sky images I remember from the original official website that are here and that makes me happy.

You know it, you love it. It's Spriter's Resource. Since it's pretty self-explanatory and very well-known, I won't get into the whole deal; just know that is one of the best Video Game sprite archives out there.

The best place to download MP3 files of Video Game OSTs to my knowledge. Also includes some fanmade remix and rearrangement albums.

PMD Sprite Repository

Now this one is a HUGE personal favorite of mine. For those who don't know, in the past few years there's been a major breakthrough in the Pokemon ROM Hacking scene with the release of Sky Temple, The PMD: Explorers of Sky ROM editor. Because of this, the PMD ROM Hacking community put together the PMD Sprite Repository, an incredible website featuring custom sprites made in the style of Pokemon Mystery Dungeon.

Kingdom Hearts Union Cross Archive

Includes a great archive of the graphics from Kingdom Hearts Union Cross. Very useful for anyone invested in Kingdom Hearts graphic and UI design like I am.

KH Stock (Tumblr)

Another Great Resource for Kingdom Hearts Graphics.

The Wayfinder Project

One of the most ambitious KH projects I've seen. The Wayfinder Project website allows you search through KH's many MANY cutscenes through keywords, phrases, and a whole ton of other useful filters. The project was spearheaded by KH Video Essayist Regular Pat.

A very well-known FFXIV Resource for keeping track of the in-game clothing options. Can be filtered based on expansion and job class.

Lewtwo's Pokemon Asset Archive (Google Drive)

Another very well-known project. Also includes a lot of restorations of old Pokemon art that made some buzz on twitter a few months back. Lewtwo is also working on a neocities for navigating this HUGE archive which I'm very much looking forward to.

Pokemon Showdown! Pokemon Setteis

A very interesting Pokemon official art archive featuring the anime model sheets. To be honest, I'm just impressed that there's a site to find a lot of these in one place.

Pokencyclopedia

I honestly prefer this website as a place to get PKMN sprites over Spriter's Resource just cause it has the gif versions of the Gen 5 animated sprites.

Kirby Pause Screen Database (Google Drive)

If you're a modern Kirby fan you know how important the pause screens are to keeping track of continuity.

Now this is a really interesting one. It basically allows you to navigate some 3D Video Game Levels in a browser. A very useful resource for fanart in my opinion.

Generates an UTDR Textbox. Also includes custom options as well as assets from well known fan projects.

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