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The Blue Planet Project

This blog has been created to disseminate the information we collect during the activities of the Comenius project: "The Blue Planet: WATER, resource and symbol of the past, the present and the future". This project is funded by the European Community and its duration is 3 years (2003-2006).

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Friday, December 17, 2004


Poster 8 Posted by Hello

posted by Stergios Nastopoulos @ 9:41 AM  


Poster 7 Posted by Hello

posted by Stergios Nastopoulos @ 9:40 AM  


Poster 6 Posted by Hello

posted by Stergios Nastopoulos @ 9:37 AM  


Poster 5 Posted by Hello

posted by Stergios Nastopoulos @ 9:36 AM  


Poster 4 Posted by Hello

posted by Stergios Nastopoulos @ 9:35 AM  


Poster 3 Posted by Hello

posted by Stergios Nastopoulos @ 9:34 AM  


Poster 1 Posted by Hello

posted by Stergios Nastopoulos @ 9:33 AM  

Posters, posters, posters...

from the Romanian School from Rucar.
Themes inspired from the global water problems show the ecological conciousness, the artistic intuition and the skillfulness in the ITC use to produce posters of high quality, that could be compared with professional works. Every poster is accompanied by one or more motto, clever and well oriented. Colorful, attractive and rich posters give us the impression they aim to, but in the same time cheerful and vivid. When creation meets ecological sensibility, the result is more than satisfying. A work produced during the celebration of International Water Day at school last March.
Welldone to all!!!

posted by Stergios Nastopoulos @ 9:10 AM