Mood Themes

Dreamwidth is open to the submission of public mood themes.

Background info

Mood themes go with mood posts

The mood theme system is set up like a tree, with similar moods capable of 'inheriting' the master picture. For instance, you can choose to set a picture for 'angry', which is a top- level mood, and have it inherit to aggravated, annoyed, bitchy, cranky, cynical, etc, which are the second-level moods under 'angry'. Second-level moods can have sub-moods as well, which also can inherit; 'rushed' is a subset of 'stressed' which is a subset of 'angry'. You can create a mood theme with as few as 15 images if you want, although for Dreamwidth we prefer as many unique images as possible.

Guidelines

• Must not use any images or source to which you do not hold sole rights (such as: no publicity photos, screencaps, art that is not in the public domain, etc). Images must be entirely your own work, and you must be the sole owner.

• Must be reasonably-sized (smaller is better; ideally, no more than 30px by 30px, although exceptions can be made).

• If animation is used, animation should be smooth, slow, and unobtrusive -- no blinking or flashing. It should also loop smoothly (no jerking or seizing at the end of the animation).

• You must be willing for us to place your work under a generally-accepted open license, permitting others to re-use your images and permitting Dreamwidth to include your images in our source code distribution.

• Mood themes should ideally have separate images for all 134 separate moods. However, we know that's not always possible. If you choose to take advantage of the mood theme inheritance, you should at the very least have separate images for all 15 top-level moods, and the more secondary and tertiary (inherited) moods you can create separate pictures for, the better.

• Please make your images as high-resolution as you can.

• Images for each mood should either be background-transparent and anti-aliased to display smoothly on backgrounds of all colors, or use a border that will distinguish mood theme from background.

• We do prefer PNG over JPG. However, as many browsers won't support PNG transparency, if you're using transparency, please save your images as a transparent GIF instead.

Submission

There are two ways you can submit a mood theme to us for consideration.

EITHER:

• Title each image with the name of the mood ('angry.png',

'rushed.png', etc). Add a text document (plain text only please) explaining any special instructions, such as inheritance. (Please also include your name-or-nickname and your email address in the textfile.) Put all images in a separate folder, along with the text document, and zip the folder, attaching it to the email you send.

OR:

• Provide us with a link to the mood theme uploaded to a LiveJournal-

based site, if you've already uploaded it somewhere.

Please email your submissions to denise at dwscoalition.org, along with a statement that the images you're submitting are your own original work.

Mood theme list

Hiearchical

• angry
  • aggravated
  • annoyed
  • bitchy
  • cranky
  • cynical
  • enraged
  • frustrated
  • grumpy
  • infuriated
  • irate
  • irritated
  • moody
  • pissed off
  • stressed
    • rushed
• awake
• confused
  • curious
• determined
  • predatory
• devious
• energetic
  • bouncy
  • hyper
• enthralled
• happy
  • amused
  • cheerful
  • chipper
  • ecstatic
  • excited
    • high
    • horny
  • good
  • grateful
  • impressed
  • jubilant
  • loved
  • optimistic
    • hopeful
  • pleased
  • refreshed
    • rejuvenated
  • relaxed
    • calm
    • mellow
    • peaceful
    • recumbent
    • satisfied
      • content
        • complacent
        • indifferent
      • full
      • relieved
  • silly
    • crazy
    • ditzy
    • flirty
    • giddy
    • giggly
    • mischievous
      • naughty
    • quixotic
    • weird
  • surprised
    • shocked
  • thankful
  • touched
• indescribable
• nerdy
  • dorky
  • geeky
• okay
  • blah
  • lazy
    • exanimate
      • apathetic
      • blank
    • lethargic
    • listless
• sad
  • bored
  • crappy
  • crushed
  • depressed
  • disappointed
  • discontent
    • envious
  • gloomy
    • pessimistic
  • jealous
  • lonely
  • melancholy
  • morose
  • numb
  • rejected
  • sympathetic
  • uncomfortable
    • cold
    • dirty
    • drunk
    • exhausted
      • drained
      • tired
        • groggy
        • sleepy
    • guilty
    • hot
    • hungry
    • restless
    • sick
      • nauseated
    • sore
    • thirsty
  • worried
• scared
  • anxious
    • distressed
  • embarrassed
  • intimidated
  • nervous
• thoughtful
  • contemplative
  • nostalgic
  • pensive
• working
  • accomplished
  • artistic
  • busy
  • creative
  • productive

Alphabetical

• accomplished
• aggravated
• amused
• angry
• annoyed
• anxious
• apathetic
• artistic
• awake
• bitchy
• blah
• blank
• bored
• bouncy
• busy
• calm
• cheerful
• chipper
• cold
• complacent
• confused
• contemplative
• content
• cranky
• crappy
• crazy
• creative
• crushed
• curious
• cynical
• determined
• depressed
• devious
• dirty
• ditzy
• disappointed
• discontent
• distressed
• dorky
• drained
• drunk
• ecstatic
• embarrassed
• energetic
• enraged
• enthralled
• envious
• exanimate
• excited
• exhausted
• flirty
• frustrated
• full
• geeky
• giddy
• giggly
• gloomy
• good
• grateful
• groggy
• grumpy
• guilty
• happy
• high
• hopeful
• horny
• hot
• hungry
• hyper
• impressed
• indescribable
• indifferent
• infuriated
• intimidated
• irate
• irritated
• jealous
• jubilant
• lazy
• lethargic
• listless
• lonely
• loved
• melancholy
• mellow
• mischievous
• moody
• morose
• naughty
• nauseated
• nerdy
• nervous
• nostalgic
• numb
• okay
• optimistic
• peaceful
• pensive
• pessimistic
• pissed off
• pleased
• predatory
• productive
• quixotic
• recumbent
• refreshed
• rejected
• rejuvenated
• relaxed
• relieved
• restless
• rushed
• sad
• satisfied
• scared
• shocked
• sick
• silly
• sleepy
• sore
• stressed
• surprised
• sympathetic
• thankful
• thirsty
• thoughtful
• tired
• touched
• uncomfortable
• weird
• working
• worried