Personalising my MacBooK Pro
Rob has been telling me for ages to personalise my Mac somehow ever since he put some Le Manns stripes on his – which look really cool. I finally gave in and here’s what I’ve done … click the image to enlarge:
I chose the dragon because in both Chinese and Japanese mythology they represent celestial and terrestrial power, wisdom and strength … but mostly because it looks cool 
and kind of works wrapped around the Apple logo.
Yin and Yang represent a unity of opposites. A friend of mine was joking today that I had a lot of that going on, she was right … and so it seemed apt.
Finally my VirtualChaos Logo, I just had to get the ‘fairy’ on it somehow
It’s interesting that no-one seems to customise their D{e|u}ll machines.
I bet Rob only said that so he doesn’t end up taking the wrong one home!
Comment by Rhys — March 10, 2008 @ 7:51 am
It’s cos people love their Mac’s, they just put up with their Dells
Comment by nadeem.shabir — March 10, 2008 @ 8:06 am
The words Matron and Pretentious and OTT come to mind.
Only teasing!! it looks fab!
Comment by Moona — March 10, 2008 @ 9:18 am
All my suspisions are now fully realised with your choice of logo and colour (it kinda looks pinkish).
Have a happy (
Comment by Alan — March 10, 2008 @ 4:43 pm
Alan is right. It is very ‘pinkish’ but more interesting is the fairy in pink! The true meaning behing this is?
Have i really missed something all these years?
Comment by Richard Davis — March 12, 2008 @ 12:27 am
Rich, get knotted! It’s not pink its more red than pink … honest!
Comment by nadeem.shabir — March 12, 2008 @ 7:56 am
I like the dragon. Not so sure about the choice of pink & not so sure about the yin\yang in pink. Maybe a little pink heart or flower would’ve fit the theme better?
Didn’t really notice the fairy. Well spotted. I’m a bit confused about the message you are trying to send by integrating a pink fairy AND the quake logo into “virtualchaos”.
Nerdy but gay?
Online fragger but a bit of a wuss?
Macho yet tender?
/confused
Comment by Wim — March 12, 2008 @ 11:08 am