other header choices

So what do you think of these two choices for a blog header?

I'm apparently enjoying playing in Photoshop a lot more than coding in Dreamweaver so I'm stuck in the art stage. It's a little silly since I think I'm going to go with a VERY simple template for the moment. I'll just place a header at the top and then have two columns underneath with my doo-dads (profile, Danish flag, etc) over to the left--maybe 120 pixels wide-- and then all the regular content in the central column. I haven't decided if I'll define a background for the main blog or not but the page will just have solid color. Or that's the current strategy. Like I said, Dreamweaver isn't calling my name yet...


(the ducks are a little silly but they looked like they needed crowns)

Comments

Michelle said…
I like both :o)
10:58 PM
Michelle said…
I like the 2 tone green...very refreshing :o)
2:20 AM
Anonymous said…
The cat is so majestic. And flowers and humor of achoo. It wins my vote.
7:01 AM
Spock said…
The cat!!! THE CAT!!! Don't make me get all my furriends over here to vote! :)
8:14 AM
Lois Lane said…
Yeah, I'm digging the one you have on there now more so than the royal ducks. Happy photoshopping. :)
10:27 AM
Anonymous said…
I like the kitty. The ducks make me laugh.
2:48 PM
Matthew S. Urdan said…
Go with the ducks! The ducks! Duck! Duck! Duck! Goose?

No, Duck!
5:31 PM
Lora said…
Okay I'm a girl. I like the pretty bright flowers with the kitty best. It seeems that you are changing your template an awful lot around here. I guess I know who to go to for help when I next change mine.
7:05 PM
Erin said…
I like the flowers, although it seems that's the header you put up already. Too late! Nice job - the new colors look like springtime.
1:48 PM
Karen said…
I'm so impressed by people that can change the look of their blog. I don't dare mess with mine for fear I'll lose everything. Oh well. I like the new look of yours - it's terrific!

Here via Michele's. Have a great day!
2:41 PM
Anonymous said…
Too late to vote on it but I will say I would have picked the one you did! Here via Michele now let me see about that renter of yours.
9:02 PM
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