The Navigator 2011 Promotion has come to an end.

Thanks to all who participated and made this promotion a huge success! Our most sincere regards to all of you that have participated in our Promotion (Ream Code and MVP Contest) and to our fans that flooded our Facebook page with a great example of sportsmanship with Likes and Comments.

We promise to be back soon with another great promotion so stay in touch with Navigator, keep visiting our page and be the first to know about Navigator products and future promotions. Also remember to keep your unused ream codes for future campaigns!

The Navigator 2011 Promotion is here!

The Navigator 2011 promotion is on and has 333 iPad 2® Wi-Fi 3G 16GB to offer. Go to www.navigator-2011.com, play and see if you’re one of the 333 lucky winners. If you don’t have a ream code, don’t worry, just become a fan of the Navigator Facebook page and get one. In this year’s promotion, Navigator gives you even more chances to win – check out our MVP competition. Get ready, play and win the brand new Apple iPad 2® with Navigator!

Eco-friendly office tips!

There are small things you can do at work to help the environment. Just give it a tough, if 100 people do 100 small things it starts to make a big difference. These tips are not hard to implement. Turn off your lights wen you leave, these are responsible for the biggest energy waste in the entire corporate world. Switch to compact fluorescent lamps, using one of these, is a bit more expensive but lasts six times more than traditional ones, you’ll save on your energy bill.

Find out here more tips to help the environment!

Contribute to a sustainable printing!

Ecofont is a clever software that helps you to control the ink of your printings. By using a button added automatically by the program, you can save more than 25% toner when printing your text. Both your wallet and the environment will be grateful, since ink and toner are a particularly heavy burden on both. With this software you don’t need to change fonts or do any modifications to your document. The software is compatible with all printers in the market, is very easy to install and has an highly intuitive to use.

The Ecofont software has received the European Environmental Design Award, an initiative of DIMAD (Asociación Diseñadores de Madrid) that rewards companies that are examples of sustainable design.

Find out more about Ecofont.

Did you know that 2011 is the International year of forests?

2011 was declared by the United Nations “The International Year of Forests”.

The aim of this action is to raise awareness on sustainable management, conservation and sustainable development of all types of forests by promoting the partnership between governments and active local and intentional associations.

The launch of this action toke place the February 2, at United Nations headquarters during the ninth session of the United Nations Forum on Forests.

The UN has organized several number of activities to celebrate the International Year and foster that include high-level panel discussions, film screenings, the issuance of the United Nations commemorative stamp series for the International Year, and other public events. Take a deeper look at the Global Platform created for this action.

Paper in a world of art! Paper Cut Project

The north american designers Nikki Salk and Amy Flurry create a kind of a theatrical pieces using paper-cut techniques. They collaborate together in this paper-cut project to produce elaborate hand made paper creations that can be exposed, for instance in clothing store as a accessory. This happened with the work “Wigs” that was commissioned by a clothing store. Some designs by this duo try’s to create surreal hair styles that can take the shape of an ice cream cone for example and are currently exposed in clothes shops windows, such as Jeffrey’s in Ny and Atlanta.

Find out more about this curious paper-cut work at www.paper-cut-project.com

Paper in a world of art! Peter Clark

Peter Clark is a surprising British artist who creates an imaginary world filled with extraordinary characters. His work is base on collages with different materials that he funds on the street. To build his collages he uses material, that can go from old stamps, maps, labels, love letters, cards, buttons or dress patterns and textiles. Using very different techniques, Clark manipulates his paper or other objects and creates three-dimensional images. He puts his hands on different textures, patterns and colours of his “trash” and creates extraordinary objects of our quotidian, from motorbikes to dresses, animals or beasts.

You can buy your piece of art at Clack's website or find more about Peter’s work.