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Here I have 4 ideas for layouts.
1. A folding idea playing up the teeth theme. On the outer fold there will be teeth. When you open it up the fun information and the 'table setting with dentist utensils' bordering it.
2. Same as the first one, but the outside has the dentist tools and the inside has the teeth.
3. This one is a more simple take. It's horizontally layed out with the dentist tools bordering the sides. No folding whatsoever.
4. Back to the folding concept! On the outside there will be a face (one that I have featured in my sketches from yesterday). The inside will be normally layed out, but I'm not sure if I should put the teeth or dentist tools as a border. Or if I should just nix those two completely.
Those are my ideas! And I will be coming to class tomorrow with all 4 versions, so BEWARE. Tell me which ones you like better! Or any suggestions?
Angel Without Wings
Sweet Sixteen by Chaos Lounge
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Romance word Art by Chaos Lounge
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Fonts I used: Tagettes (angel without wings)
Layout created: 13th January 2010 ©Maree Mulreany 2009
No coping/printing or saving to any harddrive or use of layout without my written consent...
The photo of Murphy is on a file folder that opens up. Inside is the newspaper article on him as a search and rescue dog.
Been tinkering around with a new blog design -- and here it is. Very minimalist. I'm jockeying CSS and Movable Type 4 to make it come together, but the old design is still up now. And, yes, that photo has nothing to do with the post it's in, I just needed a sample to test with.
Changing Drupal layout options could be easy as the Flickr.
Permissions could be admin only (primarily) and also per/user (secondarily, though not necessary)
Currently for Drupal the layout options handled with theming + myriad of modules; Panels, Views, CCK filed options, Composite etc. but there is no a core approach to it
A core layout.module api and all other modules strip of theming/layout functions and using layout api might be a solution