Looking for a highly customizable theme scales beautifully from high resolution images and videos to mobile friendly layouts?
Here at Style Hatch we're thrilled to launch our latest theme Calidor! Dig into the 70+ appearance options, unlimited color schemes, Typekit support, background images, and support for Twitter, Flickr, Google+, Facebook, Google Analytics and others! Pick up Calidor for only $49
Organization is a competitive advantage in the creative world. Scott Belsky explains how every meeting, brainstorm, or a personal project can be reduced to just three things.
Here at Style Hatch we’re excited to release Calidor as our 12th and possibly most customizable theme yet! Virtually everything you see with the theme can be customized from background images to colors to Typekit fonts to layout options. Install it on your Tumblr blog for only $49.
It’s Responsive!
As a bonus Calidor responds beautifully from large desktop resolutions down to smartphones. Go ahead, try it out on your iPhone or iPad.
With 11 color options and 4 image options Calidor’s customization options make the theme quite flexible. We added subtle touches like the locking navigation bar and small animated details that will help your blog stand out. To see how the theme design adapts to the browser size from high resolutions to mobile devices try resizing your window. Cool huh? We can’t wait to see what everyone does with the theme!
For a creative professional, a creative block isn’t just frustrating — it’s potentially career-damaging. When you rely on your creativity to pay the bills and build your reputation, you can’t afford to be short of ideas or the energy to put them into action.
Mareiner Holz has developed a whole range of techniques for finishing untreated wooden boards in an environmentally friendly way. In doing so they discovered that each wood has its own unique character and therefore requires individual techniques in order for its true character to really shine. So they hired Moodley Brand Identity to re-design their whole identity.
“That’s been one of my mantras - focus and simplicity. Simple can be harder than complex: you have to work hard to get your thinking clean to make it simple. But it’s worth it in the end because once you get there, you can move mountains.”
