Re: My work

Any suggestions of colors etc?

Marisa2

I really liked the memory-wire piece with the three pale purple beads and those luscious Bali barrel beads! Placing it against that plant made it a really eye-pleasing photo, as well.

A light, neutral-toned background with black or matching-but-dark text is lovely. You may also want to change your link colors in your code to a pale shade instead of the default bright blue and bright red. You can check out the excellent Color Code Chart on webmonkey.com to find a suitable shade, and stick that into the code (for example, link="#FFFFFF" would produce a white border instead of the blue). If you have no idea what I'm talking about *g* , I can elaborate further

- I don't want to blather on if you already know HTML.

Nice work Marissa! Thanks for sharing it! I always love looking.

Nice work, Marisa!

However, so that it's picked up by search engines, you should changed the spelling to Judaica (which is the correct spelling of that term, BTW) unless, of course, the Jewdaica term is something you use in a trademark-type capacity..

I agree with Kandice - the red against the aqua is a bit hard on the eyes. You might want to soften the text color a bit. :-)

:) I would use a light muted background - something like pale grey green or blue, and dark text. Then you can add other colors for the lines, etc, that are slightly darker. Here's a color picker:

Teva Yafae Original Design inspired by nature

You can replace the numbers in the font tag with anything you like, as long as it corresponds with a hex value, which you can get by going to that page and clicking on the color. You can always plug in the "color=" part of the tag in pretty much any tag that allows for color. Text, background, tables, etc. See this tutorial for more information:

I love that you have pics of people wearing the work. Oh, and I love the work, too!!

Thanks!

I am trying to get more pictures of people wearing my stuff... even if the pictures of the work aren't that destinct, I think it look so much more...dynamic.

(Plus, my digital camera for some reason takes better pictures of people outdoors then super closeups of jewelry. I wonder why....*Lsorta*)

I've just been editing some of the pictures. Do you think it looks better for picutres of people wearing the jewelry to be softer, or with more contrast? (This is particularly an issue with the indoor pictures so far.)

thanks!

marisa2