Welcome to Gaia! ::

I love it. <3
I do have a few suggestions though:

Replace the white corners of the comment bubbles with images,
your profile will be completely seamless!

Customize your #bar, maybe little dollies or light and warm coloured ribbons or something, your profile will be completely uniform, it's the only thing that doesn't match!


This is just something nifty I saw somewhere else:
(not really a suggestion)

The outside border could be made into a thick dashed border,
when put beside a thin one and the user scrolls it gives the illusion of animation,
like your page is moving instead of the screen moving.

The movement thingy kinda looks like gears inside a clock.
One moves one way, while the gear it's touching moves the opposite way.

When a thick dashed border is next to a thin dashed border
(running the same way--up and down or left and right)
It gives that same effect.

The white corners show up in Firefox only I guess,
it's the same reason alot of my images look screwy in IE,
just the other way around this time. X)

I'll stop by again later. ; )
Cheers'

-Eyes pop out-
O_________O!!!

Yes, that tis all I have to say.

9.5/10. The images are great, odd that the butterfly in details is so much lighter than everything else though. The body background makes excellent 'borders' and you make excellent use of it behind transparent sections (especially the about section) but as a tile background it's pretty plain.

It's a bit strange that the top border and left border of all your sections are darker than the bottom and right ones. Not really noticeable though.
Here's a link to how it displayed in my browser: http://img235.imageshack.us/img235/83/jadethfox5da.jpg

I didn't like the background images for the commenter avatars, I loved the yellow in the main images so I think I'd like a background image with some of that colour in it more.

The header titles are plain but blend in kinda well, so reasonable.


Also, I think adding:

.caption:before, .caption:after, .caption2:before, .caption2:after{ Display: None; }

would be a temporary fix to the white corners in your comments messages.