
Free & Open To All
Winslow Taft – 10 Things I’ve Learned
Food & Wine’s Creative Director on his process, inspirations, techniques, and more.
With opening presentations by Katie Moon and Mary Fehr. Hosted by Roscoe Hall.

Wednesday, SEPT 30TH

5:30 pm – 9:00 pm

SATURN
200 41ST ST. S
Birmingham, AL 35233
We are truly excited to announce that “Ten Things I’ve Learned” by @winslowtaft is the keynote talk at the next installment in The Design of Everyday Life Speaker Series! Winslow is the Creative Director heading the design side of @foodandwine Magazine and his presentation is a rare peek into how this popular publication is made. You’ll see everything from pencil sketches and his inspirations to insights on conceptual approach, photography, and more. “Ten Things I’ve Learned” is a feast for the eyes sure to sate the hunger for knowledge inside every food fan and designer.
Ahead of Winslow, we’re serving up two short, bite-sized presentations. Ever wondered “What IS a Food Stylist and HOW does someone get THAT job?” katiemmoon will give us some insights on this unique job and how she landed in it. @marycfehr is known for her colorful captures of food, chefs, and other aspects of the food industry and she’ll talk about balancing the photographer’s creativity with the clients’ vision.
As the cherry on top, Chef and Painter @roscoe__hall will join the GDHH crew as the Guest Host for the evening. He’ll introduce the speakers and lead the Q&A with Winslow at the end.
This all takes place at @saturnbham on Wednesday Sept. 30th. Doors open at 5:30, the first speaker starts at 6:30 and it all wraps up by 9:00pm.
All events in The Design of Everyday Life Speaker Series are open to any and all in our community who are curious about the world and the people who make it. The series is curated and organized by @graphicdesignerhappyhour but is designed around topics and speakers that will inspire and delight anyone who attends.
Tickets on sale at Saturn’s website
FAQs
What is GDHH?
If you’ve never been to GDHH, it’s a simple event really: graphic designers of literally every age and experience level, from agency vets to in-house teams and solo practitioners hang out for a few hours. Low pressure, don’t feel like you have to “network” if you don’t wanna. Just meet and connect with people in the same creative field as you.