Podcast appearances and mentions of janine vangool

At UPPERCASE publishing, Janine Vangool truly does it all! As the driving force behind every aspect of the business, Janine wears multiple hats: publisher, editor, designer, customer service representative, logistics coordinator, subscription manager – you name it, she's involved. Janine embodies the UPPERCASE ethos: a commitment to craft, a love for the creative process, and an appreciation for the beauty of handmade things.Janine's journey began with a background in graphic design. Working as a freelance designer for arts and culture clients, she honed her skills and built a strong foundation in visual storytelling. Along the way, she also taught typography and publication design at the college level, passing on her passion to the next generation of designers.Her love for design isn't limited to publishing. Janine has been a shop owner and bookseller, curated galleries, launched a wholesale line of greeting cards, and, impressively, hand-assembled 10,000 books with the help of a dedicated team. Her sewing skills even found their way into her business, as she crafted products for retail by hand.Adding to her creative repertoire, Janine has collaborated with Windham Fabrics on four distinct collections. Her love for vintage items, particularly typewriters, has not only influenced her personal style but also inspired an entire book. Janine also created the UPPERCASE Encyclopedia of Inspiration—a beautifully curated series of books that are thoughtfully designed and offer a high-quality tactile experience that delves deeply into niche creative fields.Janine's story is a must-hear for anyone with a creative spirit and a curious mind!Website:https://uppercasemagazine.com/Newsletter signup: http://uppercasemagazine.com/freeInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/uppercasemag/Our Podcast is proudly sponsored by Jet Creative and UrbanStems! Jet Creative is a women-owned marketing firm committed to community and empowerment. If you are looking to build a website or start a podcast--visit JetCreative.com/Podcast to kickstart your journey. UrbanStems is your go-to source for fresh gorgeous bouquets flowers and gifts delivered coast-to-coast! USE: BLOOMBIG20 to save 20%! Subscribe to this podcast and follow us on Instagram and Facebook @rebloom.podcast

Tune in to the Made Remarkable™ for the pleasure of hearing an interview with Janine Vangool, the creative force behind UPPERCASE Magazine. Kellee and Janine delve into the insights of publishing and how Janine has built her remarkable magazine empire.Join Kellee and Janine as they break through and share the fascinating world of UPPERCASE Magazine and her vibrant Encyclopedias (Kellee was featured in Art Supplies!) and discover why it has become a beloved source of inspiration for artists and creators around the globe. Creativity knows no bounds and anyone can embark on a journey of self-expression, especially in a work filled with remarkable people, such as yourself.Find more information about Janine and UPPERCASE on the websiteLearn more about the UPPERCASE EncyclopediasCheck out Janine's newsletterFind Janine on Instagram!Find all the links (including the transcript) by visiting the show notes HERE Rethink the possibilities with your Creative Business in 2023! Download this free guide: 100 Ways to Make Money as an ArtistFollow Kellee on her Instagram Account @kelleewynnestudiosFollow the podcast and great business advice @maderemarkable

Giuseppe Castellano talks to Janine Vangool, publisher, editor, and designer of UPPERCASE magazine about the origins and vision of UPPERCASE; why going your own way as a creative is usually the right way; why you should take a walk and a breath before you respond to a rejection; and more.

Last week, we introduced you to Janine Vangool, designer and publisher of Uppercase Magazine. She shared her Startist story with us and all about launching and publishing her gorgeous magazine. Today she's back to share her five best tips for getting your artwork published in magazines, maybe even in hers! STARTIST SOCIETY SHOW NOTES & FREE PDF TIPS DOWNLOAD: startistsociety.com/publicationtips/ JOIN THE STARTIST SOCIETY FB GROUP: facebook.com/groups/startistsociety/ FOLLOW STARTIST SOCIETY ON INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/startistsociety/ LIKE WHAT YOU HEAR? BUY US A COFFEE BOURBON: buymeacoffee.com/startistsociety/

Uppercase Magazine is curated, designed, edited and published by the extremely talented Janine Vangool, a one woman publishing magnate who in addition to putting out her beautiful magazine, has created – and continues to create – an amazing series of books called Encyclopedia of Inspiration. She's also been a shop owner, a bookseller, a gallery curator, a stationery designer, a fabric designer, and an educator. We are kind of exhausted just thinking about all of that! Listen to our interview with Janine and hear her winding Startist story and everything that goes into putting together one of the most beautiful magazines you'll find! P.S. She also drops some great hints on how to get your artwork published in magazines. STARTIST SOCIETY SHOW NOTES: startistsociety.com/uppercase/ JOIN THE STARTIST SOCIETY FB GROUP: facebook.com/groups/startistsociety/ FOLLOW STARTIST SOCIETY ON INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/startistsociety/ LIKE WHAT YOU HEAR? BUY US A COFFEE BOURBON: buymeacoffee.com/startistsociety/

Janine Vangool is the publisher, editor and designer of UPPERCASE, the quarterly magazine for the creative and curious and celebrates the process of making the commitment to craft and the art of living creatively.Published since 2009, UPPERCASE has an enthusiastic and loyal readership of designers, illustrators, craftspeople, creative entrepreneurs and paper lovers around the world. A creative explorer, Janine has worked as a freelance graphic designer in arts, culture and publishing and has also taught typography and publication design at the college level. Janine has a particular fondness for playing the piano and typewriters, a passion that has inspired a book about their graphic history. She lives in Calgary, Canada with her novelist husband and curious 5-year-old son. Episode 3 includes:Janine's love of  “gathering and curating” – an attribute intrinsic to her creativity and how this is channelled both professionally and personallyHow to be in charge of your own creative endeavoursThe mundane vs the glamorous – The importance of the mundaneTransitioning from the printed page to textile designPassion projects – Having a “what's next?Social media – Is it right for your personal brand?New episodes every week. Remember to subscribe to get new episodes as soon as they drop!Find out more at makeitindesign.com

This is the second episode in a 3-part magazine mini-series. Each episode features a conversation with amazing people doing amazing work in the world of magazine production and publishing. In this episode, Janine Vangool of Uppercase Magazine (now publishing its 50th issue!) shares her insights of more than a decade designing and publishing magazines, including a hot tip for linking editorial content in Google Docs directly to Adobe InDesign, as well as how she approaches grid structure in the layout of each issue. She also discusses the ways in which niche publications can get off the ground, how to succeed as an independent publisher and why Uppercase Magazine will always be offered in print.

Janine Vangool chats about how hard work, taking risks, and perseverance allowed her to build a successful magazine. We discuss why she prefers smaller more intimate communities, her creative process, and how she stays organized. Additionally, she shares why her subscription model allows her to create content specifically for her readers without having to cater to advertisers. Show Notes: nachesnow.com/121

Summers spent without a TV turned me into an avid reader from a very young age. I read fiction every evening after a busy day to unwind, and I read non-fiction because I love learning new things. I read a lot during the summer and at our cottage in front of the fire during the cooler months. When I really get into a book I underline things, take notes and add post-its. Yep, I'm just that kind of person.Reading and dreaming, I do a lot of it. In the past five years I have devoured every book I could find about getting your creative business up and running. Books on how to package and market your items, how to know if you are profitable, I could go on and on. In this episode I share three great books found on my colour-coded bookshelf. I promise more to come.We'll also hear book recommendations from Janine Vangool of Uppercase Magazine and Stacie Bloomfield from Gingiber.In this episode we cover:‘How to Style Your Brand' by Fiona Humberstone‘Show Your Work' by Austin Kleon‘Your Press Release if Breaking my Heart' by Janet MurraySubscribe / Leave a ReviewHave you subscribed to my podcast? If not, I'd recommend you do it now so you don't miss an episode. The line-up for the coming year looks amazing and without subscribing you'll likely miss out on them. Subscribe on itunes here.Want to share a little love for the Podcast? That would certainly make my day. Please leave a review on itunes. These reviews help other makers and creative folks find and connect with the podcast plus they are just wonderful for me to read. Click here to review, then select Ratings and Reviews, and then select Write a Review and share what you love about the podcast. Thank you SO much.Mentioned in this episode:‘Finding Your Creative Style' by Lisa CongdonWasting too many eggs while learning to cook (there is no link for that, just had to put it in here).

Summers spent without a TV turned me into an avid reader from a very young age. I read fiction every evening after a busy day to unwind, and I read non-fiction because I love learning new things. I read a lot during the summer and at our cottage in front of the fire during the cooler months. When I really get into a book I underline things, take notes and add post-its. Yep, I’m just that kind of person.Reading and dreaming, I do a lot of it. In the past five years I have devoured every book I could find about getting your creative business up and running. Books on how to package and market your items, how to know if you are profitable, I could go on and on. In this episode I share three great books found on my colour-coded bookshelf. I promise more to come.We’ll also hear book recommendations from Janine Vangool of Uppercase Magazine and Stacie Bloomfield from Gingiber.In this episode we cover:‘How to Style Your Brand’ by Fiona Humberstone‘Show Your Work’ by Austin Kleon‘Your Press Release if Breaking my Heart’ by Janet MurraySubscribe / Leave a ReviewHave you subscribed to my podcast? If not, I’d recommend you do it now so you don’t miss an episode. The line-up for the coming year looks amazing and without subscribing you’ll likely miss out on them. Subscribe on itunes here.Want to share a little love for the Podcast? That would certainly make my day. Please leave a review on itunes. These reviews help other makers and creative folks find and connect with the podcast plus they are just wonderful for me to read. Click here to review, then select Ratings and Reviews, and then select Write a Review and share what you love about the podcast. Thank you SO much.Mentioned in this episode:‘Finding Your Creative Style’ by Lisa CongdonWasting too many eggs while learning to cook (there is no link for that, just had to put it in here).

Deanne talks to Janine Vangool about her magazine Uppercase for the Creative and the Curious

Do you have any business women that you really admire? Janine Vangool from Uppercase magazine is one of these people to me. Janine is the creator, publisher, editor, and designer of the magazine which means she is pretty much a super-hero. In a digital world where more magazines are moving away from print, Janine fills each issue full of inspiration and creativity and makes it truly magical to hold in your hands and dig into every three months. I deeply admire her passion and commitment to her work.In this episode we talk about how Janine came to start the magazine and some of the things she has learned over the 40+ issues that she has put out. She speaks about her other publications including Little U and the Encyclopedia of Inspiration. I also ask her how YOU can be featured in her weekly newsltters and in the magazine itself (how amazing would that be?!)

Do you have any business women that you really admire? Janine Vangool from Uppercase magazine is one of these people to me. Janine is the creator, publisher, editor, and designer of the magazine which means she is pretty much a super-hero. In a digital world where more magazines are moving away from print, Janine fills each issue full of inspiration and creativity and makes it truly magical to hold in your hands and dig into every three months. I deeply admire her passion and commitment to her work.In this episode we talk about how Janine came to start the magazine and some of the things she has learned over the 40+ issues that she has put out. She speaks about her other publications including Little U and the Encyclopedia of Inspiration. I also ask her how YOU can be featured in her weekly newsltters and in the magazine itself (how amazing would that be?!)

For this episode I sit down with Janine Vangool, the publisher, editor and designer at Uppercase, which publishes books and magazines to spark the imagination and inspire creativity.We talk about publishing in a digital world, paying attention to details, and her love for everything vintage. Music: https://www.purple-planet.com Join me on The Bookshelf: www.amazn.to/34ioBpg Watch FREE on-air classes on Creative Live: https://bit.ly/2qAFhde

Janine Vangool is the creator of Uppercase, a magazine for the creative and curious. In each issue, she tells you about artists and makers and the cool things that they do. She’s also created a series of books called the Encyclopedia of Inspiration, and that includes titles like Vintage Life, Ephemera, and Print/Maker. All of her publications are independent and ad-free. Janine works from Calgary, Alberta, Canada where she started out in graphic design. She always had an interest in publishing, and after creating smaller books and magazines, she went all in with Uppercase. She’s in her 11th year with Uppercase magazine and it’s distributed all over the world. The Show Notes and links for all my episodes can be found at https://suzanneredmond.com/my-podcast/list-of-artists/

Jeremy speaks with Calgarians who are taking climate action in different ways, pushing for systemic change while also making their own changes on a small scale. In Part 1 Jeremy speaks with Sharon J. Riley, The Narwhal's Alberta reporter, about forest fire smoke and the concept of ecological grief—and how it can be a motivating force. In Part 2, Jeremy goes to city hall to meet the teenagers who lead the Calgary Youth Climate Strike every Friday. In Part 3, local business owner Janine Vangool decides to add to her monthly bill by phasing out plastics.

What happens when you take that leap and make your dream become a reality? What happens when things get tough and you continue to persevere? Janine Vangool, the publisher, editor and designer of UPPERCASE – a quarterly print magazine for the creative and curious, shares with us her creative journey and how UPPERCASE quite quickly grew into the magazine and publisher that it is known as today! Janine also shares a REAL moment – how long she had to keep at her dream, showing us how hard work and perseverance really does pay off, and encouraging us not to give up.  As an additional perk, Janine shares the two “don’ts” when submitting work for her consideration, and why it’s so important to take notice of directives when pitching work.   TODAY WE WILL LEARN HOW TO Keep yourself from procrastinating Move your dream into a reality Persevere despite obstacles Expand your business and skillset Submit your work to UPPERCASE in the most helpful way FIND JANINE HERE: UPPERCASE Magazine UPPERCASE on Instagram UPPERCASE on Twitter Janine’s New Fabric Collection “Circular Logic” with Windham Fabrics Uppercase Magazine’s 10 Year Anniversary Issue #40   VISIT THE SHOW NOTES AT LETSHIGHLIGHTREAL.COM FOR The TOP 10 HIGHLIGHTS from today's episode Additional RESOURCES mentioned Visually designed QUOTES to inspire you, and for you to share on Pinterest to inspire others A PROMPT to help you go deeper and get a little more real with yourself Be sure to visit us and connect further on Instagram & Pinterest @letshighlightreal

Today our podcast connects with Janine Vangool, Publisher, Editor, and Designer of UPPERCASE Magazine, and author of The Typewriter: A Graphic History of the Beloved Machine (UPPERCASE Publishing). Producer: Jon-Barrett Ingels and Kevin Staniec Manager: Sarah Becker Host: Jon-Barrett Ingels Guest: Janine Vangool

I can’t wait to chat with Deb Tucker! She has been creating and teaching quiltmaking for 30+ years and her specialty is piecing efficiency. From patterns to tools to demos Deb can help us get it right easily! ------------ Author, Moda fabric designer and curator of fun project, my friend Amy Ellis always has something going on! We are going to chat about some of her collaborations including her new modern quilt publications that are very unique! ------------ I love when Heidi Kaisand of Hen & Chicks Studio joins me! Heidi and I have worked together for many years and we have shared a lot of creative ideas. What I love about her and what she does in her shop, is that she explores ways to be creative that are not just making quilts. We are going to share a few top ways to be creative that are similar, but different to quilt making. ------------ I have long admired the work of Janine Vangool, who is the publisher, editor and designer of UPPERCASE, which a quarterly print magazine for ‘the creative and curious’. I love that tag line! Her publications are inspired by design, typography, illustration and craft. Her magazine and books celebrate the process of making, the commitment to craft and the art of living creatively, my kind of gal! She is also a fabric designer for Windham and today we are going to talk about her creative process. ================ Visit American Patchwork & Quilting at www.allpeoplequilt.com. Visit host Pat Sloan at www.patsloan.com. ================ BONUS for our podcast subscribers! Get 60% off a subscription to American Patchwork & Quilting. Visit www.allpeoplequilt.com/deal and use coupon code PODCAST at checkout. ================ BONUS for our podcast subscribers! Get 50% off a digital quilt pattern of your choice in our online shop. Visit apqshop.com, and use coupon code PODCAST at checkout.

On today's episode of the Craft Industry Alliance podcast we're talking about print magazines with my guest, Janine Vangool. Janine is the publisher, editor and designer of UPPERCASE, a quarterly print magazine for the creative and curious. UPPERCASE publishes content inspired by design, typography, illustration and craft. Her magazine and books celebrate the process of making, the commitment to craft and the art of living creatively. Janine tells us that anyone can be featured in UPPERCASE - learn how. Visit UPPERCASE at http://www.uppercasemagazine.com. +++++ Today's episode is sponsored by The Precut Store. The Precut Store carries fat quarters, jelly rolls, charm packs, and layer cakes from your favorite fabric manufacturers like Moda, Riley Blake, Robert Kaufman and more. They also carry a wide selection of Aurifil thread. Amazon Prime members receive free shipping and many items can be shipped worldwide. Visit them at http://www.theprecutstore.com. +++++ Please note that this show used to be called the While She Naps podcast. The name has changed, but the content and host have stayed the same. To get the full show notes for this episode, visit Craft Industry Alliance where you can learn more about becoming a member of our supportive trade association. Strengthen your creative business, stay up to date on industry news, and build connections with forward-thinking craft professionals. Meet with show host, Abby Glassenberg, each month for our Craft Business Roundtable, get access to courses and webinars taught by industry leaders, and much more.

In Episode 4 of the #HOWLive 2015 Speaker Podcast Series, Ilise Benun, HDL Partner for the Creative Business program and founder of Marketing-Mentor.com, interviews Janine Vangool, Publisher, Editor and Designer, UPPERCASE magazine on her HDL 2015 topic, “What I Learned From Design Clients Led to My "Retirement"... And Launched A Whole New Career.” Find out more about Janine and UPPERCASE at http://uppercasemagazine.com.

What is the future of print media? On a special episode of After the Jump Grace Bonney talks about this topic with an esteemed panel of guests in the print publication world. Hear from Paul Vitale and Paul Lowe of Sweet Paul Magazine, Michele Outland of Gather Journal & Janine Vangool of Uppercase Magazine. Together, they share their own experiences in the challenging world of print media and express their thoughts over its future. Find out what makes magazines such a different product than digital publications and why it’s not always easy to keep a print publishing business afloat! This program was brought to you by Whole Foods Market. “You need to have a lot of passion and some pockets [to start a print magazine].” [05:00] “Be super passionate about what you do because it will consume your life. If it’s not something you love, don’t do it.” [21:00] –Michele Outland on After the Jump “I don’t have the ability to do a digital version of my magazine. It’s a one woman operation.” [10:00] –Janine Vangool on After the Jump “Let’s face it – you won’t exactly become a millionaire if you run a magazine.” [13:00] “You have to be an expert in absolutely everything – from shipping to printing to going over contracts to answering emails.. there are so many things. The most important thing is having a passion and a unique voice.” [23:00] –Paul Lowe on After the Jump