That's the difficult part. lol
I think I express myself a lot better through writing than I do when it comes to visuals. I got the nickname 'Little Norse Prince' from friends because I have a Viking reputation, I guess the 'prince' part is so they can pet me :/ . I have somehow become Thor's babysitter, it has got to the point where I am able to talk to people about Thor as though he was genuinely my best friend. It kind of started when I took over as President for the Storytelling Society, we had a lot of new members, so my first course of action was to cause a bit of drama - I had a pretend phone call from our halls' manager, I went outside for a few minutes then came in F-ing and blinding about how much it was costing me to get my sink fixed because Thor had decided to smash it thinking it would solve a plumbing issue after he poured oil down there and blocked it.
I think my blog jumps between a serious and non-serious tone, I suppose I could pick up mid way on that - a lot of stuff I write is serious, but I am able to talk about it in a light-hearted manner, for example "That Looks Crap, Change it, Change it, You Fail as Writer", it's not too quirky, it make serious points but in a light hearted manner. I think combined with my 'Norseness' I could probably suss out a feel or look, but then how would I put something like that visually? Perhaps a Norse font for the title, use runes and maybe a few words in Old Norse, yet in a stylistic manner so it doesn't look like a blog on Norse mythology or the history of the Vikings, but a writer who chills out with Thor with a slight gothic look to accommodate for a dark writing style, yet looking friendly and approachable without it looking like I'm biting the heads off of bats.
Too bad I suck when it comes to this sort of thing, but I'll try to figure something out.
Also, that blog is awesome! I want a toast stacker!
Anyway, thank you for the feedback.