This site was designed using DHTML, a combination of HTML 4.0 (or XHTMl 1.0), JavaScript, the Document Object Model (DOM) and Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). If you have JavaScript disabled or have an older browser, you can access an alternative design without DHTML here .

I've been designing web pages and creating web graphics since 1998. When I first started, I used an HTML editor, but soon made the decision to learn HTML code. It was too frustrating trying to design pages when I didn't understand exactly what I was doing. Since then, I've been hand coding my pages using NotePad, adding knowledge of CSS, JavaScript and PHP.

My interest in designing web pages lead to my interest in creating web graphics. I used to spend hours searching for just the right graphic(s). One day I stumbled on a site with a Photoshop tutorial. I was a little dismayed when I looked up the price for Photoshop, but later discovered a site that used Paint Shop Pro to create web graphics. I used Paint Shop Pro for years, adding Photoshop Elements and ,eventually, Illustrator CS3. My recent work has been done in Illustrator.

A few of these images were created for the WET graphics challenge. WET stands for Weekend Theme, a graphics challenge started in the alt.binaries.comp-graphics newsgroup several years ago. To find out more about the WET graphics challenge go to the a.b.c-g FAQ by JWR & Friends.

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