Statistics: Since: June 26th, 2006 Purchased: July 29, 2007 Opened: August 1, 2007 Current Version: 10 Total Portfolio Images: 203 Portfolio Images Total Awards: 144
SITE HISTORY: I've been making websites and graphic designing for over 7 years now. Dezzine was my first personal site. It probably opened around 2000-2001. It was when I had just begun webdesigning and really understanding HTML, after using a pagebuilder with cheesy graphics I had made. So, the graphics aren't that great lol. I quickly lost interest in blogging and updating becuase I didn't have many visitors (due to lack of advertising) and I didn't like writing that much then. I opened it 2 times. Dazzling Blends was my first blend site. I had gotten addicted to making blends for awhile and I wanted to be the judge so I opened it. It actually gained popularity and lasted awhile but then school took over and eventually it slowly dwindled. I opened it sometime in 2002 and closed sometime in 2003. It was up for about a year. Again, I missed having a site so I decided to open Enigma Blends, my second blend site, open since December 31st, 2003 and it closed end of August, 2004. But it got hosted by Jade. It was pretty successful, with people entering often. After that I had created at least 2 portfolios on freewebs because I wanted somewhere to house all my content, and I could forget about it, without having to worry about a host. But in April 2007, I realized how much I missed graphic/webdesigning and decided to open Amortentia Blends. I also decided that it was finally time to buy a domain and purchased it July 29, 2007.
Felix-Felicis:
Why Felix Felicis? Felix Felicis is a potion within the Harry Potter books. It appeared in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince Until the effects wear off, all the drinker's endeavours will tend to succeed. Once consumed, the potion gives the drinker an exhilarating sense of confidence and a tremendous sense of opportunity. However, if taken in excess the potion causes giddiness, recklessness, and dangerous overconfidence, and it is highly toxic in large quantities. (thanks to hp-lexicon.org)
