Anyone who went to a games arcade in the 70s 80s and 90s will recognise these. UPDATES (seen in screenshot): - Changed bar so it appears to be inside the tubes, Made main red menu more light bulb consistent with wallpaper and made LED's on drives bright arcade style lights in 3 colors - Updated menu text a trite less blurred in shadow and changed net bar to standard color. Originally created in 1920x1080 but personally, I found this works best in an ultra widescreen capacity as can be seen in the bottom of the screenshot. It certainly works in the created theme aspects, it's just that with the wider space it creates a greater feeling of space.

Created 1920x1080. It is as it says it is. A mix of aesthetic and functional. I made some text clearer, minor menu changes, horizontal disk monitor is more to my satisfaction and changed the clockface to be more in line with the rest of the coloring as can be seen in the screenshot.

This final update removes the date from the clock and has its own more unique TAB, kerned to almost implying a longboat. Made more to how I originally intended - buttons on workshelf more color-matched, menu more pronounced, some minor module changes and diskdrives have led's. Shift as you wish, keep in mind this theme is perspective-based. This theme was designed and created to attempt to portray a form of serenity, or a Haven of peacefulness and relaxation. The modules defy most of the way I would normally structure them. Anyone who knows how to reposition the information can do so to taste except for the calendar and disk drives, because there is plenty of blank space in each module on purpose.

This Theme idea came about after being amazed by ship in a bottle craftsmen, so I envisaged putting the modules inside bottles. A few of these modules took a lot of time to get where I was moderately satisfied. The wallpaper was the biggest holdup, to find something that worked for me that was neutral enough in color and still have its own identity without compromising the bottles too much. The disk drives were an interesting exercise as well, the more I made the textures more 'glassy', the more they looked like plastic or perspex. So I left it somewhere in the middle. This is my last and the network gauge should be 130 not 150 and the multi graphic repositioned and smaller but I no longer have any time or desire to correct it, so feel free to adjust however desired.

The word 'Nominal' is often confused with the word 'Minimal'. They are not the same thing in contexts. Minimal is more the smallest amount and nominal is related to 'Nominate' - which means depending on how much of something a person NOMINATES - dictates the amount used or selected. It generally means a lesser amount but not necessarily the tiniest. This has a nominal amount of Celtic Tree of life influence which leans towards Celtic with 2 wallpapers - Scottish and Irish leanings, and has a multi that seems to nicely follow the gauge arm. I personally use this theme quite a lot because it is a mix for me of both aesthetic , functionality and a medium footprint.