This is a SCREEN SHOT.

A Screen Shot is smaller than the actual images in the design. You are looking at one large screen capture of the original page onto which each graphic was placed.
These are NOT the individual graphics you would receive should you purchase this graphic suite.
It is one image meant to convey the overall appearance of the design when all graphic elements are used within one page layout.

PRISCACARA FOSSIL FISH

About the Design:

This Priscacara Fossil graphic suite was created from an actual pastel drawing that I made of one of my own Priscacara specimen. In keeping with the siltstone matrix in which the fossil is found, the main background resembles, in both color and texture, a natural sedimentary siltstone rock. The decorative background framing the entire layout was created using reverse images of the fish tail. A fossil enthusiast might consider this design for displaying photos of a collection.

The design can render both a centered and side-bordered page layout. The side-bordered version is achieved with a 2 column table and, as such, will accommodate all monitor resolutions.

A snap shot of the side bordered square used in the left column of a table can be seen at the bottom of this page.
All images for both page layouts are included in one single purchase.
The main Priscacara Fossil is also presented differently in each layout. The alternate Priscacara, originally displayed on the Side-bordered version for this design, also appears at the bottom of this page. It was set into a table which was bordered with brown.

About the Images:

Home, Next, Back, Enter, Email, Links and Rings are included.
The purchaser is entitled to 6 additional custom buttons.
View, Sign and Guestbook are 3 separate images.
You receive all graphics shown in the Screen Shot including the brown bar in a wide and narrow style..

Other Custom Images can be made for this design such as a matching Logo, Site Name, Header, Footer, Banner, etc.
A Graphic Suite is never sold "as is". It can be customized to suit the purchaser's specifications and needs.
Some modifications will be part of the purchase price. Others requiring more time and additional images may cost extra but fees are always reasonable.
When a design description states that changes to main images, Welcome words, etc. are included in the price, then such modifications are made at no additional expense to the purchaser.

Copyright Imprints:

This Graphic Design is intended to be used by those serious about creating a webpage.
The graphics you see in the Screen Shot (including main backgrounds) have a copyright "L", "GEOLOR" or the word "SAMPLE" imprinted on them.
When you purchase this design, the graphics in the actual set you receive will have no imprints on them. The only exception would be a small "geolor" that may appear on some large composite images I create. The geolor would remain since that is my artist's signature.
When you purchase the design, it is removed from my site. You own it exclusively!

Resolution:

Since you are looking at images that are approximately 70% of their original size, resolution is lower on Screen Shots than on the actual graphics in a design.
The images a buyer receives are saved at maximum resolution and they will be crisp, sharp and clear with features, edges and details well defined.

Background Information:

The fossil fish, that provides the inspiration for this pastel drawing, came from the ancient lake Uinta, which is part of the Green River Shale Formation of western Wyoming. It dates back to the Eocene Epoch, approximately 50,000 years ago. At that time, drastic changes occurred in the form of possibly climatic changes or major volcanic eruptions, and a massive die-off of marine life took place. Therefore, this region of Wyoming has yielded an abundance of fossilized fish specimens for the collector. Priscacara accounts for approximately 2% of the fossils retrieved from the area. While they can reach sizes of up to 14 inches, the average specimen is 4-5 inches long. Its "sunfish-like" appearance makes the specimen easily identifiable. The dorsal fin spines were, no doubt, a defense against predators. Priscacara fed on insects and their larvae, as well as small crustaceans. This design was created from an actual pastel drawing that I made of one of my own Priscacara fossils.