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Staff,
Attached you will find knight artwork for your use.
Usage Guidelines
The Crossings crest is for general use.
The full body knight is for general use.
The knight head is for general use.
The knight with the sword is specifically for Athletics and Competitive
Academics. (Please do not use)
The knight praying is for graduations and ceremony and end of year awards.
(Please do not use)
Please note that the two knight logos attached with the "no" symbol through
them are examples. (Please do not use them.)
Important Notes:
Please consider how the knight will be presented, If you are going to print
it or make copies please us the black and white version.
If you choose to resize the logo be sure to maintain the perspective by
holsing down the "shift" key before a during resizing.
Thanks,
Ron
The Knights of the Blazing Sun are sweeping away all of the opposition, creating the massive pincer that will carry the day.
One of the knights ending his run at the flaming hoops that he lanced - returning his lance to a squire.
A knight after battle. My favorite picture taken years ago at one of my first Ren Faire's. My only regret is that I did not have the best of cameras.
On Friday, October 16, 2015, The Knights performed in the Spaulding Auditorium at the Hopkins Center and engaged with students and community members in various settings during their one week residency.
Between classes on Friday, The Knights took part in the Random Acts of Art Pop-Up at Baker Library along with the Dartmouth Dance Ensemble to give students a preview of Friday night's performance.
Copyright 2015 Rob Strong
Knight Crew is a new youth opera for 14 – 19 year olds. A reworking of the King Arthur legend in a modern city setting, premiered on the Glyndebourne main stage 3 – 6 March 2010.
This is the fifth youth opera that has been staged at Glyndebourne. Six professional singers were joined on the stage with 65 young people from the local area and an orchestra of young people and professionals in the pit.