Lisbeth and Temeraire in Européens, the magazine that shows an optimistic Europe
- Design credits
- Margot RetifJustine Suillaud
- Project Date
- June 2019
- Date
- June 2019
- Design credits
- Margot RetifJustine Suillaud
The EUROPÉENS is a quarterly French magazine that was born as a reaction to the statement that Europe is not a subject of interest. The journals plan to tell stories of European innovators, entrepreneurs, and creators — a clear and optimistic Europe, a Europe that moves and invents.
EUROPÉENS aims to explain, to decrypt, and to inspire by example. It covers various subjects, such as entrepreneurship, innovation, culture, food, media, urban living, politics, social action, arts, education, and more. The format chosen is ten thematic (16-page) non-hierarchical notebooks, mostly independent in design. It is an ambitious project with a high value on aesthetics, a creative claim, and a desire for optimism. We are happy to see Lisbeth by Louisa Fröhlich and Temeraire by Quentin Schmerber used so well in this interesting endeavour.
