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Saturday, January 01, 2000



The old page on layouts is archived at the bottom, feel free to check it out. Since Version 11.0 is a major revamp, we'll start from there. ^.^

|Version 12.0 20 Wishes|

[05.25.10 - ?]



The entire page

Color palette: Fainting Spell

Comments: 20 Wishes was created out of lots of spontaneous ideas, hence it's just striving for a light blue-white hued layout. And viola, that's what came out. The version title was more fitting of the images on the layout then on the entire layout. Then again, it's a pretty ambiguous theme anyway. =_= Coding was more of a copy cat from version 11.0. I was lazy and decided to copy off of myself. ^^"

As usual: pics from the layout are respectively from -
Header: Kyoko from Skip Beat! (manga), Usui from Maid-sama! (manga), and Meg from Dear My Girls (manhwa), and Eliot from Pandora Hearts (manga)
Footer: Chi from Chobits (manga).


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|Version 11.0 Memories|

[03.20.10 - 05.25.10]



Color palette: Melted Neapolitan

Comments: Memories was definitely striving for light and simplicity. The color palette fit the theme quite well as Neapolitan was definitely a favorite childhood ice cream, despite of my often only eating the choco part. The framed pics depicted mostly more recent interests, so they serve up as some nice memories. Overall, I was striving for something fit for spring and really light. The coding is simply at best, since it's been a while since I've coded something, esp. using div for Blogger.

For curiosity, pics from the layout are respectively from -
Header: Eden of the East (anime), Down with Love (Taiwanese drama), and Dear My Girls (manhwa)
Footer: Kiss for My Prince (manhwa), Nodame Cantabile (paris hen manga), Pandora Hearts (odds and ends artbook), Kimi ni Todoke (manga), Skip Beat (manga), Bleach (manga), and Eden of the East (King of Eden movie poster).



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|Last Updated: May 25, 2010|
Old Layout Link: Cherry Blossom

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This post was written by Mel-Lyn on Saturday, January 01, 2000 at 12:01:00 AM |

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