Luna Element 4

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I changed my mind about the mist blue windows. It looks to much baby blue. I'll have to come up with something else. :p

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Many of us like the mist. :D The screen shots I saw looked great. What don't you post another shot and get some feed back as to whether others would still like it and then make your decision. When LE4 was being developed that was the vs I was waiting for most!

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I liked the old mist preview, too. While I love LE4, I was looking forward to that substyle the most, and then it got axed.

It may not be possible to create the style that was previewed, but surely a similar color scheme isn't out of the question?

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Anyone like this?

Sure do. Not too bright, easy on the eyes and a bit different then the other styles. Would add a nice depth to the LE 4 falmily :p

But if you dont feel like doing it yourself you shouldn't even if we like it. Its much easier and much more fun to work on something that you "feel" for yourself. And if that is true the quality often turns out much higher.

Looking forward to the update no matter what :)

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Anyone like this?

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It's looking really nice, but there's too much space in the title bar now (to me at least). I liked the way the compact LE4 title bar came out! But, I do like the new style of having a different gradient! Also, is there going to be color at the top in the caption buttons? Every theme is going for the no-character colorless look! :angry: Color, I want color! :D Hey, I know everyone will say no, but how about a green X button (green and black are my favs...lol). ;) Good work so far, though! That silver style will definitely be on my computer if you continue it (and add more color coupled with black accents as stated above). :)

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heya bud, figured it was about time i came in here and gave you some public props, as i think i have failed to do so thus far. LE4 is a beautiful theme, youre a talented graphic artist with the eye of a true designer. I look forward to any new work you produce, keep it up.

luna element ascension would be nice ;)

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