It’s been a huge week at Envato. 2011 is well under way, and the year looks more exciting each week. It’s Saturday morning here. I’m sitting in McDonalds with a tall cappuccino using my own wireless because the free wifi here seems to get slower and slower. Once I’ve finished typing, my weekend starts!

Here are the highlights from Envato Notes this week:

• Announcing Android.AppStorm – We’re Live!
• The 3DOcean Celebrity Face Challenge Has Begun!!!
• Winner Announced: Win 1 of 2 Tickets to FITC Toronto 2011 – Worth $699!
• December Community Superstar Announced!
• Ask Collis
• Rockable Have a New Book: Get Going with Google AdWords
• January Podcast with PhotoDune Giveaway Released!
• AudioJungle’s Gareth Coker Featured on the UK Trailer for “The King’s Speech”

Monster List of Freelance Jobs Updated for 2011

One of the most useful posts over at FreelanceSwitch is The Monster List of Freelance Job Sites. Well, now it’s even more useful. It has just had a 2011 update, incorporating many new sites, and suggestions from over a hundred comments on the 2009 post. Check it out today!

The Monster List of Freelance Job Sites has one purpose: to massively increase your source of potential clients and potential jobs.

Vectortuts+ Passes 10K Likes on Facebook

Congratulations to the Vectortuts+ team for achieving a new milestone. Their Facebook page now has over 10,000 “likes”. If you’re not following the page yet, you can find it here: facebook.com/vectortuts.

AppStorm T-shirts Spied at Macworld

David and some of his AppStorm team are at Macworld 2011. They are sporting AppStorm t-shirts! Here are the first few photos from the “We Are Envato” Flickr stream:

AppStorm Guys at Macworld 2011

David at Macworld

Joel at Macworld

HOT OFF THE PRESS. David just emailed me a few more photos, including one of iPhone.AppStorm editor Josh Johnson.

The AppStorm team

Josh Johnson

Trivia of the Week

This week a GraphicRiver author shared this bit of trivia with LoungeKat:

The average lead pencil will draw a line 35 miles long or write approximately 50,000 English words.

That puts my printer cartridges to shame!

Well, that’s it for this week. Have a great weekend!