An experiment in theming

Question

I've recently been playing around with theming various aspects of my Arch setup and it turns out that finding a set of elements from around the net that work well together (and look consistent..ish) isn't as easy as it sounds.
So, I've decided to challenge myself to create a substantial collection of overall 'themes' that are functional, consistent and look good for the Windows-ers (I'm moving to University in a fortnight. Nothing says 'ooohh' like a good desktop setup ). Anyway, how could I possibly do that without offering my spoils to the ever-awesome Arch community?
DISCLAIMER: These themes are a collection of icon sets etc made by other people that I've collected together in, hopefully, pleasant ways. The only aspect of these that was made 100% by me are the conky setups, unless I say otherwise.
Think of this like the (excellent) Ghost's Workshop threads - just with tricked out conkies. These all use Openbox and the CAW! Panel, btw.
Without further adieu, Theme 1: ThoughtfulCheetah.
Conky Features
Main:
Quick script to print a random, semi-amusing slogan on first run.
Color-coded cpu percentages - normal, high and 'She cannot take anymore, cap'n!'.
Similar color-coding for the top output (that's cpu, mem and io - bottom right)
MPD:
Mundane first - function to truncate title/album names and add '...' to names that are too long.
Semi-mundane - cover-art displayer (uses a database, but that lets me add other things)
Cairo-awesomeness 1 - repeat/random indicator boxes in the top right.
2 - vertically gradiented song progress bar.
3 - status-meter on the right side - gradient moves down when playing. Still when paused.
4 - 5-star rating system displayed by bottom boxes (see, told you the database was handy).
Details will follow once I've found all the relevant configs in the file sea known as ~/. Hope you enjoy, you're the best community for anything I've ever seen.

Answer 1

Relevant info:
Wallpaper: Fractal Cheetah by This guy i believe. With a slight bit of hue altering to make it less orange.
Mouse: Vanilla-DMZ - in community under 'xcursor-vanilla-dmz'
GTK: MurrinaCandido - not sure, but I think I got it from murrine-themes-collection, also in repos.
Icons: Eggshell, from here.
Fonts: DejaVu Sans Condensed (repos somewhere) - size 8. Used DejaVu Sans Bold for the Openbox headings.
Dmenu: Call this script with ' <script location> dmenu "#1a1a1a" "eaeaea" "000000" "cccdbc" '. You can also use mpd instead of dmenu for a music-based menu.
#!/bin/bash
if [ $1 == "dmenu" ]; then
$(dmenu_path | dmenu -i -y '400' -p 'Run:' -fn '-*-terminus-*-r-normal-*-*-120-*-*-*-*-iso8859-*' -nb $3 -nf $2 -sb $5 -sf $4)
else
mpc play `mpc playlist | dmenu -i -y '400' -p 'Play:' -fn '-*-terminus-*-r-normal-*-*-120-*-*-*-*-iso8859-*' -nb $3 -nf $5 -sb $3 -sf $4 | cut -d')' -f1`
fi
As for the rest of it - Openbox theme(custom), openbox config, both conky config files and both lua scripts for the conkies.
Oh and my mostly worthless slogan script:
#!/bin/bash
CheetahSay=("Less is more. And fuzzy." "Compiz? This is MINIM-AL!" "Meow. Nice kitty." "Just don't call him Puss." "Quick! Hide the boots!")
case $1 in
"ThoughtfulCheetah")
NUMBER=$[ ( $RANDOM % 5 ) ]
echo ${CheetahSay[$NUMBER]}
esac
exit 0