Wrought Iron
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All the images on this page are copyright of Tiger Girl. They are free to download and free to use, provided that the button below is added with a link back to http://www.50megs.com/webtrip/. No graphic may be changed in any way, except to add custom text to the buttons or title graphics. If you use these graphics for your page, please e-mail me and let me know.
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  • The font used here is called Franklin Book, and is available for purchase from MacSoft.

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To download images from Windows: Right click on the image, and choose "Save this Image As..."
To download images from Macintosh: Click and hold on the image, and choose "Save this Image As..."
Do not link to my URL for these images! Save them into your own account. These are not transparent GIFs! They must be used either on the background graphic provided, or a plain black background.

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About the Wrought Iron Set
Flickering candles, barbed wire, dripping blood, rotating skulls. While maintaining the Vampire White Pages for almost four years now, I have seen the very worst in Gothic web design repeated over and over. I can't count how many times I've seen the flickering torch animated GIF, or the line that drips blood, or the cigarette-smoking skull. Well over half of the net-Goth sites are black backgrounds with red text and blue links.
Take a moment to see how much this hurts your eyes.
In the interest of prettying up the Gothic web, which is where I spend most of my browsing time, I hope to present a few more sedate sets with a darker theme. Wrought Iron is the first of these, very simple and incorporating the candlelit look that makes for a more intimate Web experience.

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Guestbook"
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The above is a table with several images recomposited to make the lone graphic. All you have to do is ling the 'Sign' and 'View' graphic pieces to the appropriate parts of your guest book, and it will work just like an image map. The table is recreated below witha one-pixel border for ease in grabbing all the images.

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Guestbook"
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Created July 2, 1999.
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