Uppercase magazine

Uppercase Magazine is a quarterly craft, fashion, illustration, and design journal published by Janine Vangool in Calgary, Alberta. The first issue was released in June 2009, and included articles about the history of the screw, Heini Koskinen’s fashion design, Blanca Gomez's illustrations, and Karyn Valino's Toronto crafting business The Workroom.[1]

Uppercase Magazine
PublisherJanine Vangool
First issueJune 2009
CountryCanada
Based inCalgary, Alberta
LanguageEnglish
Websitewww.uppercasemagazine.com

Book publishing

In addition to the magazine, Uppercase publishes books about specific designers and illustrators.[2] Publications include:

  • The Shatner Show (2007)[3]
  • The Suitcase Series Volume 1: Camilla Engman
  • The Elegant Cockroach by Martin & Augustine (October 2010)
  • Work/Life 2: the UPPERCASE directory of international illustration (February 2011)
  • A Collection a Day by Lisa Congdon (March 2011)
  • The Suitcase Series Volume 2: Dottie Angel (August 2011)

Work/Life

Uppercase published two books, Work/Life and Work/Life 2, which act as databases for illustrators. Submissions are chosen by a juried process. The books include portfolio samples, interviews, and contact details. A companion iPhone app directs users to the individual illustrators' portfolio websites.[2]

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References
  1. "Uppercase"."Uppercase Issue 1".
  2. "UPPERCASE - Work/Life".
  3. "The many shades of Shatner".
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