Notice anything different? Yep, a brand new look. I was really not liking the previous design. I tried too hard, and it didn’t come out the way I wanted. I’ve realized that I just don’t have a knack when it comes to graphical layouts. So I decided to stick with what I’m good at; keeping it simple, sleek, and neat. It only took me 4 hours to put together. There’s a few things I still need to go over, but this should be the final look of things from here on out.
Good Blimey! is now 1 years old (it was started on October 5th, 2003.) In a year, I’ve learned a ton, especially when it comes to design, met a lot of great friends online, and discovered that breakdancing midgets is a scary sight, indeed.
For this theme, I decided to give it a lighter, more humorous feel. I’m a person full of silliness and laughs, why not embody that in my own personal blog? The colors are soothing, and there is plenty of whitespace to ensure easy reading.
I hope you like it too. Any feedback is welcome.
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I like it, uh-lot (Dumb and Dumber). Above all, it’s soothing to the eyes thanks to the awesome color scheme and what can I say, it works. Congratulations on your one year anniversary! Go celebrate.
kartooner on Oct 13th, 2004
Thanks Erik, I appreciate the kind words. I love the Dumb & Dumber reference, one of my favorite comedies of all time. I must’ve seen that movie over a hundred times. I wish I was kidding, but I’m serious. I didn’t care much for the prequel that came out not long ago, though. Glad you like the new design. :D
Matt Burris on Oct 13th, 2004
I’d much rather watch the movie Ishtar or even Shaq’s Shazam than that awful Dumb and Dumber prequel.
kartooner on Oct 13th, 2004
Or any family movie Sinbad has been in. :P
Matt Burris on Oct 13th, 2004
Damn, I hope these “friends” are better than the one you brought by 3Dgpu, I mean hell, we could use a few more death threats around there…
; )
BULL on Oct 14th, 2004
Hah, touche. Maybe I should drop off all the stalkers I have while I’m at it. :P
Matt Burris on Oct 14th, 2004