Kubrick by Michael
Asides
Michael finishes the Kubrick theme for WordPress, goes beyond just a style. Be like Mike with your blog. Where are the screenshots? Just like other enviroments there seem to be a few style leaders in the WordPress ecosystem and you can clearly see their influence in a lot of blogs.
Personally, I think this particular theme should be packaged with the next release of WordPress.
There’s a quick and dirty screenshot up now
I echo kartooner’s comment. Anyone who has put this much time and effort into a general release theme deserves some sort of recognition.
I’m with Kartooner. Kubrick is such a nice clean design, in constrast with the default design that current ships with WP, which, sad to say, is dubpar.
Kubrick shows off WP very nicely, and it looks like a good starting point, althought I haven’t mucked about with it enough to know for sure.
Tim: Don’t make me come over there!
— I seem to have started a trend with this whole ‘dubpar’ thing 
If the default CSS is going to change, I’d certainly appreciate some notice ?
I’m about 25% through revamping the guide I have, and changing the default will render my work redundant. I’d certainly do a similar guide for any replacement – unless one is being done elsewhere – but having some notice ahead of a change would help me get something together and save the forums a flood of questions about how people alter the CSS to how they want. No matter how good it does look, people will always want to fiddle
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Looks like Michael’s possibly getting too much traffic due to the template? “Bandwidth Limit Exceeded” on his site currently. Do you know of anyone who could mirror?
Yeah I’m going to be helping him out with hosting so he can continue to offer this great resource.
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