Monica is an incredibly talented photographer and she contacted E.Webscapes recently to have us design a custom WordPress theme so she could add a blog to her already existing site that showcases her work in photography. Her main site is located at IMJ Photography and I recently completed and launched the smashing new design for her blog at IMJ Photography Blog, which does a beautiful job of showing off her excellent photos. . . Keep reading

I was contacted earlier this year by Soleil, who runs the It’s Britney Bitch blog. Her blog is a Britney Spears fan site that covers what’s new and exciting (?) in the life and times of Britney Spears. Soleil wanted a design that was vibrant in color, yet easy to navigate and something that ‘makes visual’ sense…. Keep reading

Sydney, from WomenTrip came to us looking for a custom design solution for her WordPress powered blog, as well as the integration of a photoblog powered by PixelPost. Her site revolves around her photography.. exploring the ‘fashion of life, culture, travel and photography’ and Becca did an amazing job of bringing Sydney’s ideas to life… Keep reading

Many moons ago, I designed Pia’s blog at Courting Destiny - her blog is powered by WordPress and hosted with us at Blogs About Hosting and we’ve happily had Pia as a client for a few years now - excitedly watching the evolution of her blog and the personal growth of her as a writer and person…. Keep reading

From Russia, with Love is the new photoblog from Cherith, who runs Raven Pictures.

Cherith was looking for a very simple, minimalistic design and layout to use in order to display… her photography portfolio online. She asked for monochromatic colors - at first wanting a black and white layout Keep reading

Surprise! This one is not a blog design at all - but rather a custom designed header for an existing Typepad blog. Tom, over at TomBomb.Com has a blog powered by Typepad, using one of the premade templates that Typepad so nicely provides to their users…. Keep reading

I don’t normally like to spotlight my own sites here on the Design Blog. Admittedly, it is much different designing a site for myself than it is to design a site for a client. Number one, I’m easy to please. I already can read my own mind and know exactly what I want, where I want it and what it needs to do. Communicating a client’s design wishes onto the web is much different.

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