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HP9845.net preserves a remarkable HP 9845C demonstration package with 4,000-plus lines of BASIC, early 3D graphics, a light-pen interface, downloadable software, and a connection to Star Wars designer Colin Cantwell.
Karl Sims's long-running personal site still hosts the 1990s work that made virtual creatures swim, walk, jump, and compete through simulated evolution rather than hand animation.
Espen Paulsen's RAMA3D is a surviving personal gallery of homemade science-fiction CGI, guest art, space imagery, and Arthur C. Clarke fandom from the era when rendering Bryce landscapes was enough reason to build an entire website.
Paul Heckbert's NYIT Computer Graphics Lab page preserves early-1980s computer graphics from The Works, ray tracing, volume rendering, polygonal modeling and the people who helped establish techniques that later became normal.