Outside our small safe place flies Mystery... A snake beneath the forest floor, a whisper: Melusine

UPDATED (check out below!)  Out of boredom the energy to create compells me to stay for hours on end in the computer lab.  I tried to pick some fall and halloween themes that weren't too goofy but not too sophisicated either.  I hope you like them! 

The Spider's Parlor
Haunted Home  Yeah, that's my house.  The place I live in.  Scary, eh?
John Everett Millias's "Hearts are Trumps"  and here's the original painting. The women look as if you've just walked in on them while they're playing cards.
Tissot's "Un Dejeuner" Darling, did you really think I came here only for lunch?  I love this painting.  There is so much going on.  I could write pages of dialogue for what is going on between these two.  Are they lovers or relatives?  Is the man just returning home or about to leave?  You be the judge.
Mondrian
Midnight Moon Rise
"Don't make me waste all my lipstick on you!" This is actually inspired by a line in Showgirls. This blog template is also inspired by coedkaren's and pussypatter's sexy blogs -- heck, it for all you sexy bloggers out there!  Here's hoping the Mindsay staffers don't think it's too sexy...

I will add to the list when I next feel the need to do something to occupy my mind.  For now, I really, really should go home to bed and fade away before the sunrise.
Nearly 24 hours later, I have a few more for ya:
Rossetti's "Sybilla Palmifera"
Goya's "Parasol" inspired by the song "Parasol" by Tori Amos
Blue Green
Tamara de Lempicka is the most ass kickingest artist from the Art Deco period and her work was an inspiration for Madonna's look in the video "Express Yourself"
Indian Corn 'cos it's the season for it!
Native Beads
After dark all Cats are Leopards is perhaps my fourth cat themed template
Botticelli's "Primavera"
Lost: "Each of us was brought here for a reason..." yep, you guessed it, it's a Lost theme!
John Mayer in all his glory for all of his fans on Mindsay!
Turkey Day a Thanksgiving feast for your blog!
And some Hot Cocoa to keep you warm this coming winter...
The Muse by Gilbert Williams -- combining several of his great paintings (couldn't resist): The Muse of Mystery, High Priestess, & Passageway
The Faeries Queen also a painting by Gilbert Williams

And that's it for me this week, folks.  I think I've given you PLENTY of designs and I'm all plum out of energy now.  It's been real fun!!!  Hope most of these get accepted for your use.  Yay!!!