Deadly Nightshade

About

Here is where you can read up on the site history and about Deadly Nightshade's name. If you are interested please keep reading.

Site Name

Deadly Nightshade is a very very poisonous plant that has purple bell shaped flowers and small black berries. It is a symbol of danger, death, and deception. I decided to name this site Deadly Nightshade because for one, at the time I was watching the anime Perfect Girl Evolution(The Wallflower). In the anime, the main character has qualities of danger, deception, and death. She is very scary. She reminded me of this flower. After I had finished watching the entire anime I felt like I wanted to make a layout with Perfect Girl Evolution characters. Thus, I did. When I was making the layout I decided I would make a website once again. So, in return, I needed a site name. Thus, Deadly Nightshade.

Designing History

   When I was in sixth grade (currently a high school graduate), I was obsessed with the anime Sailor Moon. I would watch it everyday. At the time my dad was into computers. Somehow I was curious about them myself because my dad was.
   For the first time I went on the internet. I was amazed, baffled. How could people make those things? I learned they were called websites. I was so inspired; I wanted to make one myself. I had a problem though... I didn't know how. One day my dad came home with this program that helped you make a website through page building. Since at the time I didn't know the rights and wrongs of websites I litterally just took other peoples work and made my own website. The good thing was that I could never figure out how to publish the websites I made to the internet. If I did I know for sure I would be in some heat.
   Soon I gave up on that page builder of mine once I found the wonderful world of Yahoo! Geocities. It was again a page builder. I finally had my first website on the web. Plus, I knew that I had to make my own graphics too. That's how I came to own Paint Shop Pro 7 (thanks to my father). Later on I finally got fed up with pagebuilders plus the fact that I couldn't code. Somehow my mom told me that she had ordered a bunch of how to with computer disks and one of them was html. Around that time it was (I think) 8th grade. I had soon mastered html and all the coding. I finally made my first website out of html and graphics(made by me). I decided to switch to a different host. Freewebs.com. For quite a while until I think about the 10th grade (now using Paint Shop Pro 11) I used Freewebs.com. Then I started hosting my website on subdomain hosts. They were quite good. My first one was a very nice person. After that to this day I am still website designing. I simply cannot give it up.

Disclaimer

All images used for graphics/resources/designs are copyrighted to their respective owners. No copyright infringement is intended. I am just a graphics designer who likes their work.