A special treat :)
Here are some of my designs from Semester 1.

Che Guevara 1962

“Privacy advocates are raising further concerns about the use of personal information from social media sites. They say the practice known as “sentiment analysis” or “sentiment mining” may not be illegal but it is often unethical because people are unaware it is happening.”
For those of us who spend time on Facebook I think this article is definately worth having a closer look at.
Read the full article at http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2010/06/26/2937709.htm?section=justin
The only thing missing is exams and essays
Arghh….eee…eee…eee
http://www.crikey.com.au/2010/06/11/first-dogs-highly-strung-week-in-review/#comments
The space shuttle Atlantis returned from it’s last flight yesterday.
Update: A pity this video has gone, it was a goody.
This ad for a UK department store is being described as the most powerful ad of the year. Purportedly it cost $10 million to produce. It has increased sales at John Lewis by 39.7 per cent.
Here’s a great video produced by The Australian Youth Climate Coalition http://www.aycc.org.au/
Anyone who did Reinventing Australia last semester might recognise Braden Hill who gave a talk on indigenous issues in one of our lectures.
A friend sent me these spectacular images of the Iceland volcano erupting. Click on any of the thumbnails to view the gallery.
Back in my OnTrack days I hooked up with Kacy, another digital media student at Murdoch. Kacy gave me some advice regarding digital media courses that really helped in my journey into university life.
Kacy is going great guns and has this really interesting project happening. It’s called 365 Postcards. Kacy laments the passing of the old snail mail days and the excitement we used to get receiving unexpected greetings in the letter box.
If you would like to rekindle some of this excitement for yourself, go to 365Postcards and sign up for your slice of the anticipatory life…