Ree’s website is a breath of fresh air. It’s minimalist, but not in a cold or empty way. It’s clean, personal, and expressive. You’re not just browsing a site; you’re getting a peek into Ree’s world. The layout is simple but thoughtful, and it doesn’t try to impress you with flashy effects. Instead, it invites you in with honesty and charm.
Ree is the kind of creator who wears many hats and somehow pulls them all off. She’s an illustrator, a streamer, a writer, a developer, a gamer, and probably ten other things she hasn’t even listed. She’s been a manga artist, a full-time streamer, a student of computer info tech, and now she’s leaning into a new phase where she blends art, code, and storytelling into one evolving creative identity. You can feel that mix throughout the site. There are poems, comics, emotes, vlogs, and plenty of little moments that show her experimenting and having fun. It’s not just a collection of her work; it’s a reminder that you’re allowed to try things, change direction, and keep making stuff just because it feels right. ♥
This is what the Small Web is all about. It’s personal, it’s expressive, and it’s not afraid to break the “rules” of what a website should be. Ree’s site isn’t trying to sell you anything or fit into a mold. It’s a space for her to be fully herself, and in doing that, it makes you want to do the same. If you’ve been stuck in a creative rut or just want to see what a passion-filled, no-pressure personal website looks like, go check it out. Seriously. It’s a great reminder that your site can be whatever you want it to be. 🙌
Check out Ree’s site here: https://nnari.neocities.org/
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