Hello, friends and fellow Moonies!

I haven't been on a lot lately, but I need some help and I remember how talented you all are when it comes to creating things. I need some help. A dear friend of me came to me with an idea a few months back and I was highly flattered, but after she mentioned it, I actually started to enjoy the idea of it. I love writing. It's one of my passions, but I also have an intense love for fashion. I've helped my friend on countless occasions get inspired for a new wardrobe and "find her inner girliness," so she says. She recently also started up a weight loss blog -- that I will link, if anyone is interested to show your support on her journey! -- so she's been on a blogging kick lately.

She suggested that I start a blog, a fashion blog based on fashion for geeks like us! I thought it was an awesome idea. Even though this has probably been done before, but I've never happened to run across one. I like the idea of having a fashion blog, but with a twist of geek to show everyone it's okay to like anime, read manga, and incorporate it into your style, while keeping your fashionista flare. I've followed fashion blogs before but I am just in love with the idea of a fashion for geeks blogs.

But I need some help. I suck at both HTML and photo editing. I would like to have someone possibly help me design a banner and background, or maybe even a logo for my fashion blog I hope to start. I'm not sure of a name for it yet, but I do have an idea of a banner. But first, I wanted to see if anyone would like to help. I would really appreciate it!

I'm also starting an awesome job next week that pays very well, so I would love to have some special giveaways and become friends with a lot of those to follow it, so I would love to have some of you follow or even share your blogs, if you have one!

Is this a tumblr?

No, I was thinking about BlogSpot. Though I've wanted a Tumblr forever, but I'm not joking when I say I'm bad at HTML. D;

Tumblr is definitely easier to use, as well as more inhabited, therefore you have a better chance of driving traffic to your page and having people look at your things.
Also! Tumblr users are awesome and there are pre-made themes for you to use to spice up page a bit.

I'm thinking about running both, simply because I can shift BlogSpot into an actual website if it gets that big. But I definitely want a Tumblr. I just need a banner and background to match.