intersections: New Design

July 17, 2009

New Design

Typepad finally added Los Angeles to their Cityscape themes. I kinda like this, and since I'm poor and can't afford to hire a designer to give me my own look, I think I'll settle for this.

So, gentle reader, what do you think of this design?

P.S. Who want's to do some pro-bono design work for my blog???

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Nice - I like it!

Posted by: gwalter | July 18, 2009 at 06:18 AM

Like the design. As for pro bono work, I wish I had blog design skills. I wanna do mine and am still looking for someone to offer their services. I have had quotes and they much more than I would like to spend.

Posted by: Wanida | August 31, 2009 at 03:50 PM

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