Rune wrote:

>> Personally, I dislike sans serif typefaces. But apparently nobody else 
>> does, so...
> 
> I like sans serif, but besides that, research show that serif typefaces are 
> easier to read in print and sans serif are easier to read on the screen, so 
> they're mostly used that way.

You're probably right about that. Computer screens still have nowhere 
near the resolution of a half-decent printed page, so...

>> The logo of your head looks like it could use a bit more antialias. It 
>> looks kinda grainy at the moment, while the rest of the page is 
>> deliciously smooth and crisp.
> 
> Yeah, that part is still mock-up.

Ah well. ;-)

>> PS. Is your neck really that long?
> 
> Apparently - the "drawing" is in fact a manipulation of a real photo.

Yes, I had a feeling it might be...

>> PPS. I really suck at designing things to make them look good... :-(
> 
> Have you tried? It takes exercise... :)

I'm sure I commented on this a while back, but for example I once tried 
to put a product box inside a POV-Ray render, and I was unable to make 
it look like anything except a very cheap no-brand thing from a local 
market...

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