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IMAGES Most of the images on this page are incorporated in different parts of my web site. I'm going to put them into two broad categories. background graphics. illustrations. You'll notice that most of the background graphics I have are soft focus. If you are going to use background graphics it pays not to have too much contrast in the graphic itself, as it make the content of the page difficult to read. As with everything else the background graphic should contribute to the page as a whole, and not present an unwelcome distraction. Illustrations by contrast need to be punchy, relevant to the page and interesting. Try not to make them too big, unless the object of your page is to sell artwork. Again, if the illustration is not of direct relevance to the page you should ask yourself why you are including it.
Background images
Wallpaper Stone work Wooden Panelling Church Interior (Southwell Minster, Nottinghamshire) Plant ? Sketch of Man by Leonardo da Vinci Coat of Arms of Newark-on-Trent Mad Hatter, the original illustration (now out of copyright) clock Wellington Bombers Recorder Sand Stone Big Ben Clock Tower, Big Ben is the bell inside it. Planet Earth Collie Dog called Bess Celtic Knot Red Brickwork Blue Brickwork Quill and ink pot Karl Marx the political philosopher Star dust
Illustrations
Cottage Door Illuminated versal - The letter `E' with Jonah & The Whale The Moon Quill in inkpot on a transparent background. Illuminated text Alice in Wonderland's Mad Hatter. All the following were used with an image map to navigate through a maze of pages: Doorways No.1 Three Doors - Left, Centre & Right Doorways No.2 Two Doors - Left and Right Doorways No.3 Two Doors - Left & Centre Doorways No.4 Two Doors - Centre & Right Doorways No.5 One Door - Left Doorways No.6 One Door - Right Doorways No.7 One Door - Centre Doorways No.8 No Doors The following illustrations are associated with a page on the English Civil War. All of these illustrations are on a transparent background. The Governor's House in the Market Place in Newark Drummer Boy beating the alarm Queen Henrietta's House in Kirkgate, Newark. Cannon and pikemen Horseman and Standard The Saracen's Head Hotel in Southwell The chop
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