Show off your Drupal site

The WoobleLab is an online community for new media artists. Just went up last week and I have to say I've been really happy with Drupal. I'm a designer, so working with code and all that was a pretty new experience. Drupal made it relatively painless--even a pleasure to create my first dynamic site. Thanks team Drupal. Now I just need more content...looking forward to watching it grow with community input.

Poolitics.com won't be officially launching until next week, but I wanted to let the Drupal community have a look around beforehand.

Much thanks to all those of you who've answered my questions and otherwise helped me get to this point.

FYI, although the site has not officially launched yet, you can still enter any of the "Pools" that are posted.

Gday, I just re-launched my blog (mylagoon.com) using Drupal rather than Wordpress as I used to use. Drupal is ALOT better for what I needed.

I use the Trip theme with minor modifications. The site is about Politics, focusing on Australia more than others.

See it in action at http://www.mylagoon.com

Here is another Drupal site: a community website for researchers, teachers, students working in animal science disciplines.

http://animalscientist.org/community/

The site was created using Drupal 4-4-1. Comments and suggestions are appreciated.
Eastern Glow.

Hi,

I'd like to show up the site I'm working on for a design company in Majorca Island, Atipika. It is actually the site to keep track of a project working with japanese designers: www.atipikajapan.com. It's totally based on Drupal 4.1.

I'm running Xtemplate theme (gworks template)and modules: bookmarks, image, node_image, nicelinks amongst others.

On the appearence, I've worked mainly on the gworks stylesheet, building up a tableless rigid 2-column distribution. Some changes on the template have been done, too, mainly to 're-order' the node items.

On the modules, I've tweaked the bookmarks module and the node_image module the most.

Hi, all-