A Land Far Away

I'd like to thank Senor T for this first look at an ad he's creating for our website. It's meant to go in the right column, where the current ad is. I like its dramatic simplicity, although I'd like to compare the greyscale to the same ad in sepia fade. Having even more of these sorts of ads would be great to be able to swap them out and give the website a lived-in look.

Well done, Mr. T.

*edited for improper homonym. (OK, a typo.)

Woah that's freaky. Reminds me of that uh.. Van Halen song, Right Now.

Love it.

Wynna wrote:Well done, Mr. T.

I pity the fool who doesn't think the same way!

paazin wrote:Woah that's freaky. Reminds me of that uh.. Van Halen song, Right Now.

Nice job, T. Would we be sued for copyright infringement if we cued up a .wav of Sammy Hagar on that page?

PIG DRAGON!

Looks nice.

Not everyone uses the American date format, though.

NickD wrote:Not everyone uses the American date format, though.

Seconded. And I think it's "Neverwinter Nights" that's TM'd, not the 2. But that's all the nits I have to pick. I like it, it's stylish.

The "15" should make it pretty clear to anyone who might be confused by it. For the simplicity, I like the numerical shorthand better than writing April.

For non-members who may be checking us out ALFA is Live on April 1 (which I think is appropriate, don't you?) when the OAS goes password free.

Looks good Senor T..

I think we should sex it up a bit though. Nothing like a bit of soft pr0n to help grease the wheels of marketing so to speak

It looks nice.

The longcat one will work too.

Teric neDhalir wrote:For non-members who may be checking us out ALFA is Live on April 1 (which I think is appropriate, don't you?) when the OAS goes password free.

Maybe just put April, 2008.

THat would solve the dd/mm/yyyy vs mm/dd/yyyy problem as well

But very nice work, Senor T!