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When Publishing Meets Creativity: an experience with designer and art director Jeannine Saba at RUFA. Curated by RUFA lecturer and illustrator Francesco Fidani.
For the first Talk of the new year, RUFA was pleased to host Jeannine Saba, a London-based creative director and publisher, and founder of Piero Publishing. With over twenty years of experience in luxury publishing for prestigious magazines such as Harper’s Bazaar, Tatler, and Diplomat Magazine, Jeannine Saba is a leading figure in the international publishing landscape.
Since 2016, she has been leading Piero Publishing, an independent publishing house that collaborates with major corporate clients and institutions, including the City of London, Hines, The Dorchester, and Savoy.
The talk offered an immersion into the world of print, focusing on the activities of Piero Publishing, which publishes renowned magazines such as The Covent Gardener, The Mayfarer, and The City Courant, as well as two custom publishing magazines (Hines Europe and the in-house magazine of The Dorchester hotel).
These publications are known for their production of richly illustrated, original, and collectible print magazines. During the talk, Jeannine Saba presented case studies such as St. George’s magazine, a publication co-produced with primary school students, which later inspired the creation of The Dorchester magazine.
The three independent magazines collectively reach over 120,000 readers per issue and feature limited advertising. Piero Publishing collaborates with hundreds of international illustrators, including notable names such as Quentin Blake, Milton Glaser, and Olimpia Zagnoli.
Key Themes of the Talk
The talk addressed several key aspects related to the creation and management of a local magazine, with a special focus on how to establish a strong connection with the local communities of London. The discussion highlighted the cultural and historical storytelling of the area, emphasizing the role that print can play in promoting local businesses and supporting the community.
A further focus was dedicated to the detailed description of all the stages of magazine production. From content collection to distribution, including advertising research, design, and working with illustrators, each stage was explored with a practical and comprehensive approach. In particular, there was be an in-depth look at the entire production process of illustrated images, from artist selection to the printing of the final file, offering students a clear and complete view of the entire workflow.
The talk introduced students to a concrete collaboration with the magazine The Covent Gardener: during the second semester, students will be involved in the creation of illustrations for the internal articles and the cover of an entire issue, which will be published in 2025 with the RUFA logo on the cover.
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Puducherry, More details on Wcities.com. The Coromandel coast stretching along the southern-eastern part of India spans a number of cities along its way from the state of Andhra Pradesh to Kanyakumari. But none will charm you the way Puducherry does. Historically, a French colony, it became a part of the Republic of India only in 1956. This left the city with an unmistakable French flavor that is evident everywhere from the street names and cafes to the distinctive architecture and bakeries. The boulevard town is the most visited tourist area and is divided into the French Quarter and the Indian Quarter, each with its own unique atmosphere. A haven for foodies, the city has restaurants and cafes serving some of the finest French, Tamil as well as the unique Creole cuisine which is a mix of French and Tamil influences. If shopping is what you love, then you won't be disappointed with the ample options ranging from clothes and handicrafts to books and antiques. Spirituality-seekers will find solace here as the city is the headquarters of the renowned Aurobindo Ashram and their activities. In essence, Puducherry has the charming feel of a far-off seaside village which will mesmerize you and stay with you long after you've left.
Great amount of cloud today after the rain,found a new field with trees in it .
THINGS TO REMEMBER 1ST When you climb up the bank to climb through the hedge make sure you notice where you climbed through otherwise you will spend 10 minutes trying to find it .2ND make sure your camera bag pockets are done up otherwise you will spend 20 minutes trying to find your yellow/brown filter case that also has 2 memory cards in it that has fallen out somewhere.3RD When you've climbed up the 6foot bank from the road to get into the field make sure you think how your going to get out and that you don't just fall 5 foot into a country lane and startle a poor lady driver by "Just appearing".Dangerous business this photography!!!!!
20180909 Singapore Grand Prix 2018 Recovery Training (practical). Final training session to prepare for the F1 weekend in Singapore - Marina Bay Street Circuit. (Photo by Ben Cho)
Practical Nursing students participated in the PN Pinning Ceremony on Wednesday, July 17, in the Lonnie Eugene Stewart Art Gallery located in Building D at the Galesburg campus. The annual event for recent graduates is a celebration of the culmination of their efforts from their time in the program. It includes the opportunity for family members and loved ones to participate in the ceremony.
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Practical Scrappers was celebrating their 3rd anniversary so we made cards and layouts featuring the number 3 or 3 or something. I featured my 3 beautiful daughters.
My co-workers like to play practical jokes on one another, so when I left out of town for a few days, they plotted against me and left this beetle (real but dead) on my desk, hoping I'd freak out and scream like a little girl. Unfortunately for them, I love beetles and they didn't quite get the response they were hoping for.
I took this guy home to show the kids and was hoping to mount him in a shadow box, but he's starting to stink . Eeeeeeew. He is about two and a half inches long, and an inch and a half wide. Impressive specimen he is.
28-29 сентября 2020,VI Международная научно-практическая конференция «Православие на Дальнем Востоке» / 28-29 September 2020, VI International scientific practical conference “Orthodoxy at Far East”
Massive congratulations to Eduardo Fagnani passing his practical test with only two minor faults.
WARNING: Getting your license is a good achievement however being a SAFE driver for life is the biggest achievement!
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Title: A manual of practical hygiene : intended especially for medical officers of the Army and for civil medical officers of health
Creator: Parkes, Edmund A. (Edmund Alexander), 1819-1876
Creator: University of Leeds. Library
Publisher: London : J. & A. Churchill
Sponsor: Jisc and Wellcome Library
Contributor: University of Leeds Library
Date: 1873
Language: eng
Description: Title on spine: Parke's practical hygiene
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