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Thanks everyone for the comment so far.

> #3 My first impression: the kitchen tiles of Mum's kitchen. ;-)
*Oops, now you remind me, though I didn't create this with that in mind :D
But I think it looks simple but unique at the same time.*
> #4 Although I like the lightness and the colors, I immediately got an 
> association with Windows XP's default theme, also dubbed here 
> "TeleTubby theme". If you could change the link to "nature" (after all 
> a 'cocoon' is a natural thing) to something different this one would 
> really stand out.
*+1. There probably isn't enough details going into the drawing.*
> I've been critiquing this kind of stuff for too many years, so don't
> take me too seriously, it seems to be a habit to nit pick this kinds
> of stuff to death...
*No worries, it actually helps a lot :D I will improve the design 
further once a final one has been picked. (#2 or #3 so far.)*
> The #2 design incorporating that text sort of elevates this phrase to 
> the level of a slogan, which I don't like. OTOH, I think /something/ 
> needs to go there :-).. the design now would, to my eye, look 
> incomplete without it! Some kind of text, but what?
*Yeah, I can change it.*

Cheers,
Thien

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Thanks everyone for the comment so far.<br>
<br>
<blockquote cite="mid45B0BAFB.4050203@gmail.com" type="cite">#3 My
first impression: the kitchen tiles of Mum's kitchen. ;-) <br>
</blockquote>
<b><font color="#009900">Oops, now you remind me, though I didn't
create this with that in mind :D<br>
But I think it looks simple but unique at the same time.</font></b><br>
<blockquote cite="mid45B0BAFB.4050203@gmail.com" type="cite">#4
Although I like the lightness and the colors, I immediately got an
association with Windows XP's default theme, also dubbed here
"TeleTubby theme". If you could change the link to "nature" (after all
a 'cocoon' is a natural thing) to something different this one would
really stand out. <br>
</blockquote>
<b><font color="#009900">+1. There probably isn't enough details going
into the drawing.</font></b><br>
<blockquote
 cite="midcc159a4a0701190704i1789bb1bk9ffa6db43195f873@mail.gmail.com"
 type="cite">I've been critiquing this kind of stuff for too many
years, so don't <br>
take me too seriously, it seems to be a habit to nit pick this kinds <br>
of stuff to death... <br>
</blockquote>
<b><font color="#009900">No worries, it actually helps a lot :D I will
improve the design further once a final one has been picked. (#2 or #3
so far.)</font></b><br>
<blockquote cite="mid0debe762df41dde70df68d466dbd6303@gmail.com"
 type="cite">The #2 design
incorporating that text sort of elevates this phrase to the level of a
slogan, which I don't like. OTOH, I think <i>something</i>
needs to go there :-).. the design now would, to my eye, look
incomplete without it! Some kind of text, but what?
  <br>
</blockquote>
<font color="#009900"><b>Yeah, I can change it.</b><br>
<br>
</font>Cheers,<br>
Thien<br>
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