This site was made by a metalhead, for metalheads. Unfortunately it didn't catch on as well as I hoped it would have, lesser sites that were very sloppy seemed to take all the traffic. Anyway, here, lovers of metal music, or just someone aroused in curiosity could come and view the metal scene harbored within the walls of my high school. There were links to numerous bands throughout the sub-genres of metal, clubs, our own message boards, and even metalhead bio's of people supporting the scene in school. It was fun while it lasted, but it's dead now.
This is what I consider to be one of my best webpages I have ever put together. While in my Senior year of High School I was taking a class called "Computers in Space." My final project was to pic a topic, in my case blackholes, and design either a website or a powerpoint presentation. So with my "skills" I went out and found everything I could on the subject, I even made my own animated .gif to represent the formation of a black hole. This page is still occassionally updated as new finds in the subject occur.
This was a site I worked on for a band in North Carolina called Jakt. It was a really cool experience and I'm glad I had the opportunity to do it for them. My friend Eric Hollick of New Jersey got me hooked up with them, and it just went from there.
This is almost entirely a graphics job done by me for my friend Mike Nahornick and his PanterA page. He wanted it to be remodeled and that's were I came in and hooked it up.
From my early days of HTML, this page was dedicated to my favorite kind of music, metal influence Hardcore. Here I provided links to as many of the hard to find info on bands that I possibly could. I even started my first webring with this site, it was a total flop.
This page was concieved with the idea a friend and I had of starting our own little, "free" website construction and graphics company. Needless to say business was horrible, except for friends who stuck around for really cool banners and what not for their pages.
This site was made by a metalhead, for metalheads. Unfortunately it didn't catch on as well as I hoped it would have, lesser sites that were very sloppy seemed to take all the traffic. Anyway, here, lovers of metal music, or just someone aroused in curiosity could come and view the metal scene harbored within the walls of my high school. There were links to numerous bands throughout the sub-genres of metal, clubs, our own message boards, and even metalhead bio's of people supporting the scene in school. It was fun while it lasted, but it's dead now.
This is what I consider to be one of my best webpages I have ever put together. While in my Senior year of High School I was taking a class called "Computers in Space." My final project was to pic a topic, in my case blackholes, and design either a website or a powerpoint presentation. So with my "skills" I went out and found everything I could on the subject, I even made my own animated .gif to represent the formation of a black hole. This page is still occassionally updated as new finds in the subject occur.
This was a site I worked on for a band in North Carolina called Jakt. It was a really cool experience and I'm glad I had the opportunity to do it for them. My friend Eric Hollick of New Jersey got me hooked up with them, and it just went from there.
This is almost entirely a graphics job done by me for my friend Mike Nahornick and his PanterA page. He wanted it to be remodeled and that's were I came in and hooked it up.
This page was concieved with the idea a friend and I had of starting our own little, "free" website construction and graphics company. Needless to say business was horrible, except for friends who stuck around for really cool banners and what not for their pages.