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Inspiration Saul Tepper

A very special child was born to eastern European immigrants Max and Sarah Tepper on Christmas Day, 1899, on the lower east side of Manhattan. New York’s melting pot is well known for the talents that emerged from those streets of pushcarts and immigrants. Hard work was the key to success there, and Saul Tepper was no exception. By 19, he was working full time in his own lettering studio while studying art at night and on weekends. He found William DeLeftwich Dodge’s composition classes at Cooper Union and George Bridgeman’s “ideas in drawing” at the Art Students League, were important influences. But his most important influence came later, under Harvey Dunn at the Grand Central Art School and at Dunn’s Tenafly, New Jersey, studio.

After graduating from Cooper Union, Saul acquired a job in a studio as a lettering man. There, he had his first chance to do some figure work in oil. In 1920, he married Beatrice Lindenburg. They had two children, Albert and Joan. In 1925, at the Van Dyke Studios he branched out as an illustrator. For the next few years, his work developed under the guidance of Harvey Dunn. Saul’s first sample from his new studio was purchased by Liberty magazine, who created a story around it. Collier’s followed shortly thereafter, as did the Curtis Publishing group (Ladies Home Journal, Saturday Evening Post and Country Gentleman) then came Woman’s Home Companion, The American, Cosmopolitan and Good Housekeeping. By the mid 1930’s, Saul’s style had become recognizable and commanded top dollar. His advertising campaigns for Chesterfield cigarettes and General Electric and his WW II posters, commissioned by the United States government and by Stetson Hats, are most notable.

Saul moved his work to the Lincoln Square Studios and then, for thirteen of his most productive years, to the Hotel Des Artistes.

A multifaceted talent, Saul branched out into other fields. Aside from his masterful use of the brush, Saul had a strong love of music which has led to many published songs and resulted in a membership in ASCAP in 1941. He created many of the songs for the popular “Illustrators Shows,” produced by the Society of Illustrators. The Illustrators Barbershop Quartet, with Saul as baritone, was a highlight of those productions. Over the years, Saul’s music has been recorded by Nat King Cole, Ella Fitzgerald, Glenn Miller, Harry James and many others.

As a lecturer, Saul has spoken often to groups of students and professionals at Cooper Union, Pratt Institute, the Society of Illustrators and Art Directors Clubs. 

Because Saul knows the importance of the patient help one artist will lend another, he has given of his time to many. Al Dorne apprenticed to Saul at his first lettering studio and later Harry Beckoff and others. We will never know how many would have put down the pen for a shovel without Saul’s help. He tells about one young man, Arthur DeKuh, an ex-boxer and bathhouse bouncer, who, through hard work and Saul’s critiques, established a career in art.

Saul, having grown up during the Golden Age of American Illustration, was influenced by it. The period between World War I and II was Saul’s “Golden Age,” an era of romance and adventure in which he, Cornwell and Rockwell played an important part. Reproduced in the major magazines for four decades, Saul’s work became a source of inspiration for many artists of that period.

In the 1950’s, still an active artist for the new adventure magazines (True, Argosy and Real), Saul reached a point of dissatisfaction. He became TV art director for J. Walter Thompson and BBD&O, creating images for TV commercials. He also continued with his music, composing the Red Cross theme song for 1960-1961. Now Saul is on another venture-restoring his paintings and inventing tools for the process. No one will ever think of Saul as retired.

The world of illustration is indeed fortunate that Saul Tepper embraced this artform with his sensitivity, intelligence and energy.

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INSTALL DAN KONFIGURASI WEBMAIL DENGAN SQUIRRELMAIL DI UBUNTU 10 10

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How to write a text in circle using Photoshop

How to write a text in circle using Photoshop

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IDM Solution 100 Fake serial Soultion

IDM Fake Serial Pop-Up

Almost everyone is aware about Internet Download Manager (IDM). You might have been using this application since it helps you to download files from web at high speed. I would say, this is from one of the best tool to be used to download files from internet. But you may have been facing the pop up that IDM has been registered with the Fake serial number. This pop up is really very irritating since it appears every time when you are about to download some file or when you start your system. Here in this article I am going to reveal simple and easy steps to get rid of this pop up.

Solutions

Registry Trick

1. Open RUN dialog box [Windows Key + R]
2. Type “regedit” and hit ENTER
3. Go to HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareDownloadManager
4. Find for “CheckUpdtVM”
5. Change value to “0”

Replace Files

1. Go to the IDM directory
2. Find for “IDMGrHlp.exe” and delete it
3. Now find for “idmBroker.exe” and copy/paste in same folder
4. Rename the copied file to “IDMGrHlp.exe”
5. Restart your system to apply this effect

HOST File Edit

IDM Trial Reset

1. Download and extract “IDM Fake Fixed”
2. Then run the “Reset (Fixed).exe” as Administrator
3. Click on “Trial Reset” tab [By default it sets to HELP tab]
4. Uncheck the “Automatically” box
5. Click on “Reset the IDM trial now” and wait for the process

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ic ITS 2015 International Conference on IT Society

Call for papers – The IC-ITS 2015 secretariat cordially invites submission of academic articles to the International Conference on Information Technology & Society 2015. This conference is a platform to bring together researchers, developers and practitioners from academia and industry working in the areas of Information Technology and its contribution to the Society.  The conference is hosted by Faculty of Information Science & Technology, International Islamic University College of Selangor.

Theme
“The Impact of Information Technology to the Society”

Venue
Grand Seasons Hotel, Kuala Lumpur, MALAYSIA

Conference Dates
8th & 9th June 2015

Sub-themes

• Information Technology in Society
• Information Policy
• Social Media and Community
• Multimedia and Society
• Natural language processing
• Machine Translation
• Computer Science
• Algorithm and Programming
• Software Engineering
• Decision support systems
• Knowledge management
• Intelligent information systems
• Languages and programming techniques
• Social impact of IT
• Emerging technologies
• Machine Learning

All accepted papers with author registration, complete fee payment, presentation at the conference and subject to approval of Editorial Board will be published in the e-Proceeding of the International Conference on Information Technology & Society 2015.

Abstract Submission - kindly use the form provided here.

Full Paper Submission
Kindly send your papers to icits@kuis.edu.my
Download the paper template here

Selected papers also will be recommended to be published in MyJICT – Malaysian Journal of Information Communication Technology

Contact info
Azfi Zaidi
Kolej Universiti Islam Antarabangsa Selangor (KUIS)
43000 Kajang, Selangor, MALAYSIA.
Phone/SMS/WhatsApp/Telegram: +60-12903-4614
E-mail : icits@kuis.edu.my

http://ftsm.edu.my/icits

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