Staff Profile : Marlene Viola

Staff Profile Marlene Viola Art Director School/Degree Art Institute of Philadelphia: Visual Communications, Associate's Degree is Specialized Technology, Specialization in Advertising/Marketing and Graphic DesignUniversity of the Arts: W

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Marlene Viola
Art Director

School/Degree
Art Institute of Philadelphia: Visual Communications, Associate's Degree is Specialized Technology, Specialization in Advertising/Marketing and Graphic Design
University of the Arts: Web Page Design, HTML Certificate of Certification
When you joined
The Scientist
January 1998
Job Description
Responsible for the management of a team of designers for the 4-color, standard size, monthly life sciences magazine The Scientist and supplements; establishes the conceptual and stylistic direction for design staff and orchestrates their work as well as the work of freelance production artists, photographers, illustrators, prepress technicians, printers, etc.; has final creative authority.
Job related interests/achievements
Curator for a 10-year art exhibit "Plants in Print" at the U.S. Botanic Garden in Washington D.C.; Member of the Art Directors Club, American Institute of Graphic Arts, Eastern Technology Council, Philadelphia Area New Media Association, and Graphic Arts Guild
Favorite book
Any... Stephen King, Clive Barker, and/or Dean Koontz books ... I also loved "The Da Vinci Code"!
Favorite website
Favorite gadget
My iPod nano
What do you do when you're not at work
Road trips on my Harley; work with animal rescue group; spend time with family & friends, as well as my two dogs
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