The S.A. Project to Be Featured in Talon Magazine

Last Saturday, the members of the Stewart Adams Project team were interviewed and photographed by M. Stephen Valdes, a writer for the KSU Student Media feature magazine, Talon.

In the interview we discussed how the project was born, how the subject was chosen, where the team is expecting to go with it and various other interesting details pertaining to Stewart Adams. The article is to be featured in the next issue of Talon which will hit the stands in late Summer.

Here are a couple of the pictures taken for the magazine:

A Busy Week

This has been a busy week for the Stewart Adams Project, here's a quick update on what's been happening:

Tuesday:

The project members held a meeting to brainstorm and work on various aspects of the project itself. The most notable of these is the fact that the website went live around 10:30pm that evening! You can now view the site at www.stewartadamsproject.com, however please bear with us as the site is still being constructed and look for improvements in the very near future.

We also researched the legal/business issues of the project and plan to become incorporated as an LLC. We have also set up a Paypal account that is tied to a checking account, so at some point we will be able to sell Stewart Adams Project merchandise and receive donations online.

Speaking of merchandise, several t-shirt designs were created that night and we are currently looking for the most financially reasonable method for producing them.

Wednesday:

Stewart attended an outdoor photo shoot, the pictures taken from the shoot will be used in various ways throughout the project.

Thursday:

The first Stewart Adams Project video began filming on location in Kennesaw, GA. The video titled Famous People Play Tennis is an original written by Stewart himself that will 'serve' as the first in a series of humorous instructional videos on how to become famous.

Famous People Play Tennis

Coming Soon!

Stewart Adams Project Submits Halo 3 Emblem Design

Bungie Studios, the makers of the wildly popular video game series Halo, is holding a contest for people to submit 2-color emblem designs to be used as insignia for multiplayer characters. The winner of the contest will have their emblem included in the final version of Halo 3 set for release this Fall.

Today Stewart Adams submitted an original design based on the project's logo:

For more info on the contest visit:
http://www.bungie.net/News/content.aspx?type=topnews&link=emblemcontest