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Webmistress Diane is a professional freelance web and graphics designer who resides in Tempe, Arizona. She runs her own graphics and web marketing business called DS Designs. She is a full-time student at Arizona State University's Polytechnic Campus in the Graphic Information Technology field, and is currently maintaing a 4.2 GPA while being ranked in the top 5% of her class. She has been doing web design as a hobby since she was twelve years old.Aside from web design, Diane enjoys writing, drawing, reading, playing games, going on long bike rides, working out at her local gym, bowling, archery, going to the movies, going out to eat, spending time with her friends, traveling, going to comedy shows, and playing with her cats. She loves animals, comedy in general, delicious steaks, great music, performing, Disneyland, Monty Python, and the color blue. Diane is also involved in the radio show Outlaw Radio, as both a guest and as their webmistress. Diane likewise enjoys attending Renaissance Festivals, and has recently gained interest in conventions and concerts.Diane has been described as intelligent, sarcastic, snarky, realistic, obsessive, outgoing, articulate, silly, honest, trustworthy, loyal, and fun. However, she's also sometimes reclusive, highly critical, overly self conscious, pessimistic, and depressive. Diane has traveled to six different countries in Europe, and has also traveled to a handful of U.S. states. She hopes to travel more in the future, and longs to go to England, Canada, Japan, and return to Italy. She wishes to one day move to southern California (where she was originally from) and obtain a job with a web or graphics design firm either as a designer, marketing expert, or creative director. Diane's favorite person in the entire world is Greg Proops, whom she loves dearly. Greg has done a lot for Diane, and she is more than grateful. Though Diane originally saw Greg Proops live with Improv Allstars in February of 2007, it wasn't until September of that same year, when she saw him perform his stand-up that she was converted to the world of Proopstradamus. She has since seen Mr. Proops perform live over thirty times at various venues around the United States, with his stand-up and improv alike. Diane is, and forever will be, very appreciative of the kindness and caring that Mr. Proops has shown her, and has great respect for him.
