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PYZAM brings you more design tools for MySpace and Hi5

July 5th, 2008 by wildheart4vr

Pyzam Glitter Text Maker
Create your own glittery text at pYzam.com

I was checking out new op’s over at SocialSpark.com and found http://sunegrl72.blogspot.com/

At the top of her blog is an orange text box with a link to PYZAM a site that has free blogger templates and also free graphics,backgrounds, and widgets for your MySPace page or Hi5 page. I chose to make this just cause I am a sucker for hearts and glitter and I like to see my domain name in lights so-to-speak. The fact that their html code works with my Word Press blog is an added bonus.

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Fourth of July Backgrounds made in Paint Shop Pro

June 25th, 2008 by wildheart4vr

My favorite holiday of the year is coming up and I can’t wait. I am going to be making some backgrounds in the coming days to celebrate The 4th of July. I absolutely love this holiday. I like to be outside and cook out on the grill, blow up fireworks and just let loose.

Below are some background tiles I spent making yesterday.

If you want one without the watermark feel free to email me at joecheray@gmail.com and let me know which one you want and I will send them to you in an email.

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This is my First Try at Making a Brick Wall.

May 6th, 2008 by wildheart4vr

So I was checking out the developer biography videos for Stargate Worlds the other day and one of the developers was talking about brick walls and I wanted to try my hand at making a brick wall totally from scratch without the use of a tutorial and nothing to really go off of except some brick wall images I found at random off the internet. The process took about three nights to complete. The first night I spent scouring flckr to get some inspiration, the second night I spent creating the three styles of brick I used in this wall and then last night I spent laying the bricks and creating the morter.

One criticism I received already on this is that it looks too grid like and that I could maybe make it look less forced. I want to hear your input on how I can make it look more natural. Please keep it constructive.Anyone making nasty comments will not have their comment posted to the discussion.