Earth Hour

We here at Notitia are glad to announce that we are proud supporters of Earth Hour 2010. Turn off your lights today from 8:30-9:30!

March Break Concept

Now, I know this is a little late, but here's a concept for a "March Break" design I drew in Literacy class. I would have elaborated on it further during the actual break if I was bogged down with math homework though. Enjoy!

Logo Concept - Eternal

Well, today in Music, we were in the computer lab doing a project. Instead, I used that time wisely and created a logo design:

Any feedback is appreciated.

Merchandise

(Poor Photoshop effect intended)

Recently, my homeroom teacher gave my class an Olympic scrapbook project, where we were supposed to follow the Winter Olympics' events and complete other activities. One of these was a project for designing a few coins or stamps for the Olympics. I decided to do coins, and this is what I came up with:

For the Loonie I was inspired by the Olympic Gold Medal the athletes won this year, and for the quarter I simply used the official Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics logo, which is an inukshuk.

Belated Valentine's

I'm not sure who did this or when, but on Sunday, February 28th, 2 weeks after Valentine's day, I saw this out of my apartment window:

I've got to hand it to him, this idea sure was creative.

Now, I'm not sure if the creator of this noticed or not, but does he (I'm assuming it's a guy here, we tend to do stupid things like this) not notice that he is a full fourteen days late? I'd be pretty let down if I were his girlfriend, but I guess he likes procastinating. It's something I'm quite familiar with.

Olympics

Stylized Olympic Logo

I'm proudly Canadian, and today, at the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics, we have won 14 gold medals, 7 silver medals, and 5 bronze medals. With 14 gold medals, we have broken the record of gold medals won by any host country. One of our athletes, Clara Hughes, is the only person in the world to have won multiple medals in both Summer and Winter Olympics. Joannie Rochette, a Canadian figure skater, won a bronze medal under extraordinary circumstances, her mother passing away only a week before her competition. Against all odds, she captured third place on the podium not only for herself, for Canada, but for her mother. With the closing ceremonies underway in less than an hour, I'm proud to say the we placed in third in the overall medal counting, and that all Canadians should be proud of what our athletes have achieved. We really do have more square feet of awesomeness per person than any other place on Earth, and we are proud to show it. Go Canada!

Launch

Today marks the launch of a joint video channel from my friend, Andi, and I. What used to be SA Corportations has now been renamed as AVA Digital (Ay-va). You can check it out at this link:

http://www.youtube.com/user/DigitalAVA

You can check out my friend's blog at http://anditech.blogspot.com/.