An archive of old web designs, or as many as I could find. For vanity's sake. Click on the thumbnails for a bigger version.

Ahh, the humble Pita, precursor of the weblog before people knew what a weblog was. This is the earliest of the web endeavours I could find. Observe the use of the stupid DHTML trick.

This one is really old. It used to be a blog of some sort, although I can't really tell you what it contained. The pictures are from the back of Sandman: The Dream Hunters and are by Yoshitaka Amano, who was incredibly influential in designing many of the Final Fantasy games.

The Inevitable Dave Matthews Layout. Or, Alice learns CSS positioning and inline frames. I liked this one very much.

Coraline. The subject of a delightful little book by Neil Gaiman. Illustration by Dave McKean.

The "aurora-journal," as Shani calls it.

The winter layout. I was also quite pleased with this one.

Hobbit in springtime. I thought I'd continue with the whole seasonally themed layout thing, because I'm all creative like that, but I can't say I'm all enamored of this one aesthetically (too much green). It was just salt in the wound that I had to fight my way through all those fucking frames. But, hobbit! Vulnerable! Cute!

A design for a booklog that I never really got off the ground. I think I may have to reuse this at some point, because vintage porn never goes out of style.