IMVU-Layouts.com is a service provided by an infamous Tier 4 Developer on IMVU, Shadokotsu. Shadokotsu strived to create personal professional homepages that appealed to his visitors, and thus began to learn how to become a web designer. With assistance from his knowledgeable friends and resources online, he started to understand how everything works, and still learns every day. He decided he wanted to share his growing talent by providing customizable homepage templates as a public service to those who want to have appealing professional homepages, and at a low cost.

On IMVU-Layouts.com, you may find homepage layouts at various prices. You have two payment options, PayPal & credits. If you cannot pay with PayPal, or do not feel comfortable using PayPal, you may pay with credits. Layouts start as low as 10,000cr and as high as 50,000cr, which is roughly 5-24 USD if you are to pay with cash.

IMVU-Layouts.com is serious when it comes to transactions and only wants your shopping experiance to be an enjoyable and safe one, so please stop and take a look at the site's TOS before continuing, and good luck with your homepage search!

Shadokotsu is an infamous Tier 4 Developer on IMVU. He joined IMVU back in April 2004 when it first began its start and has been a member ever since (but not always under the same account). It was only back in March of 2008 when he gave up on his old account and created a new one to start fresh, but as the name "ShadowLucianWolf". By August 2008 he started to take advantage of IMVU's content creator program and started developing, learning graphic design in the process. In December of '08 his account was disabled by unmentionable reasons and was re-enabled on Christmas, thus weeks later, deciding to get a new name change after concluding that his current one was too long for his liking, thus Shadokotsu was born! By then, Shadokotsu has been improving in his Graphic design skills and has been developing a lot better, and soon became a new Dev Partner for FurryCredits.com. Ever since he continues to grow as he participates in many activities, becoming more active within the community than he was a few years ago.

Kevin Waggoner is 19 years old and was born on February 15, 1990. Aside from being an active member on IMVU, he use to be an extremely active role-player on a server known as NexxusChat.com at the age of 12 and 6 months later became an Administrator for one of the sub-RP servers called Cyber-Chat, where he and a few other Admins ran the Sub-Server to insure everyone's role-playing experience an enjoyable one. After the age of 16 he retired as the Sub-Server's Administrator to just become an active role-player and Sub-Server Moderator (A little less demanding). After about a year he decided to give up role-playing and moved to being a writer and an artist. He has several unfinished stories and doesn't plan on finishing them but to use them for references if he decides to write some more in the near future. Other than that, he posts most of his artwork and poetry on deviantART to share with the public.

In August 2009 he took up blogging. Every now and then he will have a blogging fit and spit out posts off and on, sometimes posting once every other month. He bought his Blog's domain name mylittlecornerstone.com so it could look as professional as possible and even designed the current layout, he wanted a place that he could feel comfortable posting at, like his own online home.

Kevin's preferred online Alias is Shadokotsu and uses it on almost any site he affiliates with, if not, he uses wolfman21590 or his full name, KevinWaggoner. In August 2008, Kevin decided to stop drawing with the traditional pencil and paper, and go off into Graphic Design, and thus expanding his creativity. In January 2009, he decided to go to college and take a class on Graphic Design, but having to take English and Math. He had to Drop out of college after his first semester due to falling ill off and on and have gotten behind in his English and math. After that he decided to venture forth to seek his own knowledge to slowly build what he hopes to achieve in the future.

In December 2009 he found himself being interviewed by Jayne O'Donnell for the USA Today on an artical she was writing about the popularity on Virtual Retail Sales.