Showing posts with label website anniversary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label website anniversary. Show all posts

Saturday, July 4, 2020

Tabber the Red is 14 now and my Life still Matters

My official website, Tabber the Red, turns 14 years old this July 2020.

To have my own website bothered me throughout the late 90s. By the 2000s, I played around with various software available to me.

Eventually, the aesthetic you see now came about from 2006, and by July 2007, when that aspect of the website officially went online, a few major milestones had happened: I was without a father for the first time. And I was coming more into my own on online.

Also, I am a Black person and identify as a cisgender straight woman. Black Lives Matter. Black Trans Lives Matter. Black Life Matters. MY Black Life Matters.

Tuesday, July 16, 2019

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO MY WEBSITE

Below is the old look created by Dreamweaver.

Decade-old website made by Dreamweaver CS3

Here is the new look created by a Microsoft Store app called Rocketcake. It is still accessible with alternative text in place of all images and it runs faster and smoother.

The new website designed by Rocketcake


The links to Tabber the Red can always be found on the blog header or click here within this post!
And as always, thank you for visiting Pretty in Print Blog.

Tabber the Red

Tabber the Red

Tabber the Red

Tuesday, August 2, 2016

"Tabber the Red" website mascot illustration available!

For my website's 10th Anniversary, here is the link to an illustration of my website's mascot: Tabber the Red, my orange tabby warrior. It is in full color and the medium used is color pencils and micro-point black pen nib.

Deviant Art hard copy options: Art print, canvas, and photo.
The sizes are: 12 x 18 or 20 x 30.
Prices will vary according to what options are chosen.

Here is the URL: http://coppersphinx.deviantart.com/art/Tabber-the-Red-REVISED-in-color-411173996?purchase=print

Friday, July 31, 2015

FB is BS

Facebook has so many aspects wrong with it and I have loathed it since the beginning. Someone said we need to dismantle patriarchy but not g...