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"I am so glad so many of you ladies (and gents) read my first entry. I enjoy all the comments and questions; keep them coming! I will answer as many as I can periodically...\n\nfacebook dialogPinterest\n\nMost people do not immediately think of the art department when they hear the words \"Teen Vogue.\" Words like \"models\", \"fashion\" or \"couture\" probably come to mind. While both the editorial (the staff who oversees the stories) and fashion (the staff who oversees, well, the fashion) departments are two of the most important parts of the magazine, the art department pulls its weight too! For those of you who don't know exactly what goes on in the art department, I'll tell you!\n\nWe make sure that the design and visual aspects of the magazine are in sync with what kinds of things modern teenagers like to see. Basically, we are responsible for making the magazine look pretty! I happen to think we do a good job.\n\nI get to work around 10 a.m., which is when I usually help to make sure that the magazine layouts are ready to work on. Throughout the day I help to answer the phones, make copies, cut out layouts, and help the art staff with any things they need. Every so often, we even get to help make a decision about certain aspects of pages in the magazine. I still cannot believe some of my decisions made it through!\n\nBest of all, I get to see who is on the cover before anyone else. This next month celebrity cover girl is...[I'll never tell!].\n\nIf you are interested in art at all, then you should definitely check out the possibility of interning with Teen Vogue's art department. The staff is so laid-back and they make the interns feel right at home. We laugh and joke with each other so it doesn't feel so much like work; I feel like I'm at home having a blast with my friends! However, we do work! Our jobs as interns are very important so we've got to be on task at all times or else who knows what could happen. The magazine depends on our hard work!"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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