In which I find some stuff.

Somewhere there’s a goblinbox logo with Christmas ornaments on it. I swear I’ve seen it recently; in the past year at least. But where?

I want to use it, but I can’t find a copy anywhere and the original files are long gone. I dug through the Wayback Machine but it’s not there. I looked on my old hard drive and it’s not there, either. I dug through all the junk on the server to see if I could find it, and I couldn’t.

But I did find these:

I used to be hella handy with a graphics art program! But not lately. My employer won’t let me load any software on to my work computer and my laptop’s too uncomfortable to do graphics on so I hardly ever do it any more.

Where in the hell is that logo with the Xmas balls on it?! Gaargh!

My Damn Blog has a new stylesheet featuring three columns! Aren’t I clever?

You can download my Spring Green icon set here (you may have to right-click to circumvent the image viewer) for use on your own blog or web site.

These icons are free, no strings attached! Although a link-back would be cool, and/or a heads-up to let me know you’re using them.

Enjoy!

“Use this simple java applet to compare colours quickly and easily. Excellent for designing web pages, as you can set the foreground and background colors to your tastes, and then read their hexadecimal values. You can contrast different sizes of text and/or a big colored area against the background colour.” Visit the Colour Numbers – Hexadecimal Color Value Calculator.

The Movable Type Style Generator loads a new, random style every time you refresh. Nice for color scheme ideas!

Intuitivmedia: source of royalty free photography offers a selection of royalty-free images, probably to get one addicted enough to buy more. Still, free quality images in any quantity are handy for websites and skinning.

If you’re wondering about the buttons: Button Maker is the place to make your own.