Jessica Rose is a Canadian-born, London-based creative director and writer who loves making magazines. She is formerly the in-house Art Director of Wallpaper* where she told the stories 
of the global design brand to global readers, Tatler where she chronicled society on Conde Nast’s glossy pages, and Toronto Life where she turned stories of the city magazine into city wide conversation. At The Times and The Sunday Times she redesigned for the times, literally, on the national newspapers’ digital redesign. Her first cover for The Sunday Times Magazine made the news and Rihanna posted about it. Her first long form magazine article went viral and landed a book deal. She is a contributor of written and visual journalism to national, newsstand and independent publications from cover art to a weekly visual column to award-winning long reads. She loves 
to make and write books, too: she is the graphic artist of How To Sweep A Room for Laurence King, and the author of the debut memoir Just Us Kids In The Dark (HarperCollins). She is represented by Curtis Brown Books in London.

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