We launched the re-design of Elizabeth’s Preppy Cafe this week - - this re-design marks her 4th E.Webscapes design on Elizabeth’s blog (3 for hre Preppy Cafe blog - and the other for her Suburban Cupcake blog). We always have so much fun with her blog designs because she brings so much energy and enthusiasm to the table with each new project! … Keep reading

When Dave contacted me to create a new design and structural layout for his site at New Music Nation - I seriously didn’t know what I was getting myself into. Almost two months after that initial contact, I feel like I’ve given birth and handed custody over to Dave with promises to visit often to see how the child grows!… Keep reading

I really had a lot of fun working with Farrah on her new site at Raising Farrahzona - named after the movie, “Raising Arizona” - Farrah’s site includes “Undocumented opinions from the land of open borders, open carry and really good margaritas“.

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I was happy to hear from Chad when he wanted this custom design for his blog. Chad Dotson has come to us in the past for his Commonwealth Conservative blog and his Redleg Nation blog. Chad is an elected Republican Commonwealth?s Attorney in Virginia. For those of you outside of the Old Dominion, that means that he is a District Attorney, the elected prosecutor in his jurisdiction.

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We?ve recently finished Tiffany?s blog over at naturemoms.com/blog. Tiffany’s blog is a unique one. A natural family living blog, her’s offers everything from healthy snack ideas for kids, to plugs to radio talk shows on the subject, this blog has it all.

We have previously designed once for Tiffany, this is the second design for this blog E.Webscapes has done for her.

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Colin, a second year medical student at a Texas school, asked for a minimalistic red & white design that features a discombobulated med student cartoon illustration for his blog, From Medskool.

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We finished up and launched the new Tangibulls site recently. The Tangibulls site is powered by WordPress 2.0.4, which I provided a custom design for using the logo of the bull that was provided to me by the site owner.

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I just finished up the briefcase: commentary & analysis of Ohio law for Russ Bensing. Russ wanted a clean, professional looking, 3-column design, where he could “share information on current opinions and legal trends that might be helpful in helping solo and small law firm practitioners in Ohio who can?t keep abreast of everything going on in the law”…and he does a very thorough job of it!

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I had the most fabulous time working on lao ocean girl’s blog project. She had some very nifty ideas on the color scheme she wanted, along with the layout and overall feel of her new blog design. I love the rich red and browns used in the design - along with a touch of flowers and small detail.

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Nothing thrilled me more this past month than to receive a new design order from Lindsey over at My Suspension of Disbelief - she’s always so much fun to work with. We launched her new site design a few days ago, and this is her FIFTH blog design by E.Webscapes - - some of the designs we provided as skins for her current site, and we’ve also provided a theme for her Reading Red Letters site, as well.

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We launched the new design for Sedge Court Journal this week, and had an absolute blast with it! A three column template created with lots of custom graphics and icons - Powered by Blogspot, Sedge Court is a sports blog on steroids run by a group of middle-aged guys whose wives are pretty positive that they hold an unhealthy obsession for football, sports betting and Monday-morning quarterbacking! … Keep reading

We launched Dealer Refresh (2.0) for repeat client, Jeff Kershner. A very fresh and crisp designed completed by Becca Wei on Jeff’s Typepad powered blog. This is Jeff’s second design completed by E.Webscapes - and this latest design is and updated and refreshed version of the first.

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