Spring 2012 

From creative brief to final Portland distribution, we conceptualized, planned and produced a professional-grade magazine to consider issues of homelessness through the lens of a high-end, glossy, arts-driven publication. 

Working as a collaborative publishing group, we engaged in research, community outreach and critical thinking in determining overall content and branding strategy. Over the course of the semester, we worked through traditional magazine-production phases and cycles, including launch planning and audience targeting, issue mapping, template design, editorial planning, assignments and writing, art direction, page design, final production, distribution and marketing. Also, we worked with community partners such as P:EAR, the Bud Clark Commons, and Sisters Of The Road.

Team: Joan Lundell, Emma Conley, Lauren Schaefer, Morgan O'Hara.

Spring 2012 

From creative brief to final Portland distribution, we conceptualized, planned and produced a professional-grade magazine to consider issues of homelessness through the lens of a high-end, glossy, arts-driven publication. 

Working as a collaborative publishing group, we engaged in research, community outreach and critical thinking in determining overall content and branding strategy. Over the course of the semester, we worked through traditional magazine-production phases and cycles, including launch planning and audience targeting, issue mapping, template design, editorial planning, assignments and writing, art direction, page design, final production, distribution and marketing. Also, we worked with community partners such as P:EAR, the Bud Clark Commons, and Sisters Of The Road.

Team: Joan Lundell, Emma Conley, Lauren Schaefer, Morgan O'Hara.

Spring 2012 

From creative brief to final Portland distribution, we conceptualized, planned and produced a professional-grade magazine to consider issues of homelessness through the lens of a high-end, glossy, arts-driven publication. 

Working as a collaborative publishing group, we engaged in research, community outreach and critical thinking in determining overall content and branding strategy. Over the course of the semester, we worked through traditional magazine-production phases and cycles, including launch planning and audience targeting, issue mapping, template design, editorial planning, assignments and writing, art direction, page design, final production, distribution and marketing. Also, we worked with community partners such as P:EAR, the Bud Clark Commons, and Sisters Of The Road.

Team: Joan Lundell, Emma Conley, Lauren Schaefer, Morgan O'Hara.

Spring 2012 

From creative brief to final Portland distribution, we conceptualized, planned and produced a professional-grade magazine to consider issues of homelessness through the lens of a high-end, glossy, arts-driven publication. 

Working as a collaborative publishing group, we engaged in research, community outreach and critical thinking in determining overall content and branding strategy. Over the course of the semester, we worked through traditional magazine-production phases and cycles, including launch planning and audience targeting, issue mapping, template design, editorial planning, assignments and writing, art direction, page design, final production, distribution and marketing. Also, we worked with community partners such as P:EAR, the Bud Clark Commons, and Sisters Of The Road.

Team: Joan Lundell, Emma Conley, Lauren Schaefer, Morgan O'Hara.

Spring 2012 

From creative brief to final Portland distribution, we conceptualized, planned and produced a professional-grade magazine to consider issues of homelessness through the lens of a high-end, glossy, arts-driven publication. 

Working as a collaborative publishing group, we engaged in research, community outreach and critical thinking in determining overall content and branding strategy. Over the course of the semester, we worked through traditional magazine-production phases and cycles, including launch planning and audience targeting, issue mapping, template design, editorial planning, assignments and writing, art direction, page design, final production, distribution and marketing. Also, we worked with community partners such as P:EAR, the Bud Clark Commons, and Sisters Of The Road.

Team: Joan Lundell, Emma Conley, Lauren Schaefer, Morgan O'Hara.

Spring 2012 

From creative brief to final Portland distribution, we conceptualized, planned and produced a professional-grade magazine to consider issues of homelessness through the lens of a high-end, glossy, arts-driven publication. 

Working as a collaborative publishing group, we engaged in research, community outreach and critical thinking in determining overall content and branding strategy. Over the course of the semester, we worked through traditional magazine-production phases and cycles, including launch planning and audience targeting, issue mapping, template design, editorial planning, assignments and writing, art direction, page design, final production, distribution and marketing. Also, we worked with community partners such as P:EAR, the Bud Clark Commons, and Sisters Of The Road.

Team: Joan Lundell, Emma Conley, Lauren Schaefer, Morgan O'Hara.

Spring 2012 

From creative brief to final Portland distribution, we conceptualized, planned and produced a professional-grade magazine to consider issues of homelessness through the lens of a high-end, glossy, arts-driven publication. 

Working as a collaborative publishing group, we engaged in research, community outreach and critical thinking in determining overall content and branding strategy. Over the course of the semester, we worked through traditional magazine-production phases and cycles, including launch planning and audience targeting, issue mapping, template design, editorial planning, assignments and writing, art direction, page design, final production, distribution and marketing. Also, we worked with community partners such as P:EAR, the Bud Clark Commons, and Sisters Of The Road.

Team: Joan Lundell, Emma Conley, Lauren Schaefer, Morgan O'Hara.

Spring 2012 

From creative brief to final Portland distribution, we conceptualized, planned and produced a professional-grade magazine to consider issues of homelessness through the lens of a high-end, glossy, arts-driven publication. 

Working as a collaborative publishing group, we engaged in research, community outreach and critical thinking in determining overall content and branding strategy. Over the course of the semester, we worked through traditional magazine-production phases and cycles, including launch planning and audience targeting, issue mapping, template design, editorial planning, assignments and writing, art direction, page design, final production, distribution and marketing. Also, we worked with community partners such as P:EAR, the Bud Clark Commons, and Sisters Of The Road.

Team: Joan Lundell, Emma Conley, Lauren Schaefer, Morgan O'Hara.