Toronto Life art director Jessica Rose leaving the magazine after three years and a redesign
Jessica Rose, the Toronto Life art director who redesigned the magazine during her three years there, is moving on. According to a posting on Mastheadonline, she is leaving the magazine in June and moving to England. Rose was a surprise pick when she joined TL, mostly because she was an outsider with little magazine design experience. She said her makeover of the magazine which was launched last July was "an homage to classic magazine design" Rose's departure is not apparently linked with the announcement that publisher Sharon McAuley is leaving for what is described as a one-year sabbatical.
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Labels: art direction, departures, design
posted by D. B. Scott at
11:39 am
4 Comments:
The people at Eye must be bummed she's leaving!
Why? Because she made their magazine look better because Toronto Life was crap.
No. Because it went from being run of the mill to being an absolute horror show!
Ouch! Really? As a reader I never really noticed. Sad as that may be.
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