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Janine Vangool
Janine Vangool
Janine Vangool, designer and editor of Uppercase (Calgary)
Putting The Arts In Herts
http://wp.me/p4C9Nh-43
Open for the first time…
This weekend hundreds of artists across the diverse county of Hertfordshire opened their murky and quirky studios to inquisitive visitors as part of Herts Visual Arts’ month-long Open Studios event…
… including, I’m proud to say, Jane.
There’s an artist in there somewhere…
Paintings and mixed media work
Digital prints, collages, mugs and cards – it’s like the RA shop!
And…
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My photo picked by Uppercase
My photo picked by Uppercase
You’ll have to forgive me for blowing my own trumpet, but I nearly fell off my chair when I saw that Janine Vangool, the creative wonder behind Uppercase magazine, had chosen my photo as the header for her latest letter to readers. I had submitted some shots of my tiny coloured toy collection for the colour-themed issue (no.22) but had had a note to say they weren’t going to use it. I had put…
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Evernote is fast approaching its 5th anniversary. Is that all? It seems to have been around a lot longer, no?
Must be me getting on a bit. Anyhoo, there's a special hangout on G+ @ 12pm PST on Thursday 20th June, 2013 - see #evernote5
Janine Vangool (in the attached video) will be there to run through how she collates the entire UPPERCASE magazine creative process using Evernote.
Can you operate your business using Evernote?
I'm yet to be persuaded that one app can do it all.
But the way so many key players are crafting it into their platforms with seamless apps makes me think there's mileage in Evernote more than any other productivity app of its kind on the market.
If you're looking for a program that effortlessly syncs your key data across your mobile, tablet and desktop in real time and that can integrate with Outlook and Chrome (that's how I use it, albeit not extensively at present), then this could be the one for you.
There's a free version (which I've never even got close to the upload limit of) or a Pro version - I won't mind paying if some of the Pro features are as practical and productive as they look to be.
I guess we'll be more enlightened come Thursday.
Here are some useful links, relative to this article:
Evernote
Janine Vangool, G+
UPPERCASE magazine
20th June Hangout
#evernote5 - everything on G+ about Evernote's 5th anniversary
See you there if you're able to make it.
Evernote For Running A Magazine: UPPERCASE