We recently updated the web design and database of the main Okizoo website layout. It was re-designed to layout our post in an easy to find graphical layout.
We are still busy working on upgrading the site and eventually the Blog. Please check out www.okizoo.com as we are now transferring and adding content.
After a long road and unsuccessful launches we are offering to cut our loses and sell www.1Replica-Watches.com. This website was originally ordered for a British customer who was interested in setting up a shop to sell generic replica watches along with fashionable designer watches online. They were unable to work out their payment structure even though they had a reputable provider. In the end the canceled the project tried to recover by transforming the E-commerce site into a watch blog.
The blog was semi-successful in that it was able to increase the Google Page Rank to 2 and pick up higher rankings in the search engines. We are now offering bidding on this domain that includes the website blog as well. It is in the process of being appraised and we will publish this as soon as it becomes available.
Limkis is female Russian graphic design artist that I seen in several places on the web. Her art work just amazes me and I wanted to share a short collection of her vector artwork. Click on the pic below to start the slideshow.
Here is her short auto biography:
A sociable person, like working with people.
My art, my work is everything to me.
I like to think through the eyes of art, to plunge into color combinations.
I believe if a person isn’t developing, he’s slipping. It’s not enough just to keep at a high level, one needs to develop constantly, to work hard. That’s why there’s nothing better than a challenging work, which makes you exceed yourself.
Everything is for the better. Everything that happens to a person is for the better. I think the world likes us, but it doesn’t spoil us. It trains a person and polishes his character.
In short: a romantic person with somewhat philosophical views. Optimist.
Actually, that’s all I can say about myself.
I would like to avoid either praising myself, or criticizing.
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If you have some free time and want to hone your veterinarian skills here is the website to do it at. Make sure you have a steady hand, because we don’t wanna lose Fred!
Caryn began her career as a graphic designer and, along side her work on a range of prestigious graphic and web design projects, was a founding member of the Australian INfront online design collective. She eventually tired of madcap inner city Sydney and returned to the serenity of her home town Byron Bay. There, Gillespie revived her longstanding interest in fashion and transfered her graphic talent to clothing.
In 2002 Caryn enrolled in a Diploma of Textiles, Clothing and Footwear at the North Coast Institute of TAFE. She took out four awards in her graduating year, including The Fashion Students Vocations Club Award for best results in the state, The Fashion Student of the Year, The Arts & Media Faculty Award and the overall Student of the Year.
Her “Love Your Lawn” design featuring a cheeky kangaroo also won The Best Australian Memento in 2005, an award recognizing commercially viable craft, art and design for the tourist market. Although the tourist market is a clear niche for the design, its boldness and humour make it appealing to a broad section of the marketplace.
“My designs are always in some way an exploration of Australian culture, femininity and nature,” she says.
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