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"day of silence" project.....
Apr. 14th, 2009 07:42 amBrett (![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
septimuswarren) is leading his glbt student group through the 'National Day of Silence' on Friday - to bring the topic of anti-glbt bullying, harrassment and name-calling to the forefront. Students will go the entire day without speaking.
He asked me to make him an LJ Icon that talked about the issue he could use here and on Facebook. I decided to do an animation using smileys or "emoticons". Something all "know" and use occasionally.....
Slide #1 - Is anti-LGBT name-calling, bullying and harassment happening at your school?
Slide #2 - What are you doing to end the silence?
Slide #3 - DAY OF SILENCE, April 17th 2009
and it animates like this:
It's a tough thing to design a piece like this that is 100x100 pixels.
thoughts? other ideas?
septimuswarren) is leading his glbt student group through the 'National Day of Silence' on Friday - to bring the topic of anti-glbt bullying, harrassment and name-calling to the forefront. Students will go the entire day without speaking. He asked me to make him an LJ Icon that talked about the issue he could use here and on Facebook. I decided to do an animation using smileys or "emoticons". Something all "know" and use occasionally.....
Slide #1 - Is anti-LGBT name-calling, bullying and harassment happening at your school?
Slide #2 - What are you doing to end the silence?
Slide #3 - DAY OF SILENCE, April 17th 2009
and it animates like this:
It's a tough thing to design a piece like this that is 100x100 pixels.
thoughts? other ideas?
