Hee. I saw Teryl last weekend, and she actually said the line from the icon, so I couldn't resist immortalizing it. ;)
I would be hesitant to give hard-and-fast rules on things like banners. For a few samples, you could look at the different themes we've offered on terylicious.net (http://www.terylicious.net/) and note that the banners across the top vary significantly. For a VERY rough guideline, maybe you could start with "would this look good on a web page viewed at 1024x768?" Long and thin banners are hard to work with, IMO. But if you make the banner too wide, you can severely cramp your webpage design. By all means, feel free to improvise and experiment.
None of the artwork needs to be specifically for terylicious.net, merely Teryl-related. However, if you come up with something brilliant, I hope you won't mind if we ask to use it. :)
I was also bummed that Teryl didn't hit the convention trail this year, which is partly why I made the rather ridiculous trip to see her in a theatre festival in BC last weekend. She was wonderful, and she was thrilled to have a few fangirls in the audience. (Love. Her.)
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I would be hesitant to give hard-and-fast rules on things like banners. For a few samples, you could look at the different themes we've offered on terylicious.net (http://www.terylicious.net/) and note that the banners across the top vary significantly. For a VERY rough guideline, maybe you could start with "would this look good on a web page viewed at 1024x768?" Long and thin banners are hard to work with, IMO. But if you make the banner too wide, you can severely cramp your webpage design. By all means, feel free to improvise and experiment.
None of the artwork needs to be specifically for terylicious.net, merely Teryl-related. However, if you come up with something brilliant, I hope you won't mind if we ask to use it. :)
I was also bummed that Teryl didn't hit the convention trail this year, which is partly why I made the rather ridiculous trip to see her in a theatre festival in BC last weekend. She was wonderful, and she was thrilled to have a few fangirls in the audience. (Love. Her.)