Creative Bulletin

Creative Bulletin n.106

First of all… Happy New Year! 🎉🎉🎉 What you see above could end up being Fabula for Editing packaging (this is a temporary name; we’re still thinking about Edito 😂). We welcome comments, advice, and critiques. Holler at us 🙏 🦊🦊🦊 What we are doing Andrea’s holidays went up in smoke due

Creative Bulletin

Creative Bulletin n.105

At first Matteo wanted to create one of the usual awkward Christmas cards (with balls and everything else 🎄) then he saw the tab on the side and decided to do something even worse: he's sending the whole thing together 😂 On the left you can see what we'

Creative Bulletin

Creative Bulletin n.104

Here’s a little preview of the cards’ outline of BAD, our Business-Aware Design tool. Cheers to Studiolabo [https://studiolabo.it/] who did an amazing job 🚀 🦊🦊🦊 Nice things that happened this week * We met a couple of professional screenwriters because we would like to adapt Mario into a script and

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Creative Bulletin n.103

This week Andrea closed Scaffold, the tool for teachers that we’re developing for the European Community (have you looked at the technical document up there? It makes us look like engineers 😂). Meanwhile Matteo kept on working on BAD’s booklet, our tool for Business-Aware Design: he wrote 7000 words

Creative Bulletin

Creative Bulletin n.102

This week we've been like in the card II of intùiti: in gestation. We didn't communicate much on the outside (from the outside we seemed still, almost absent) and yet inside there was continuous work 😉 Andrea immersed himself in Scaffold, the project we are developing together

Creative Bulletin

Creative Bulletin n.101

The work on Fabula for editing illustrations is still going smoothly. The product is shaping up nicely and it’s always a great feeling when that starts to happen ❤️ On BAD’s front, our Business-Aware Design tool, we’re starting to go towards concreteness: Matteo decided to allocate his mornings

Creative Bulletin

Creative Bulletin n.100

We reached 100 bulletins 🎉🎉🎉 Who would have thought? We don’t even like newsletters! Thank you for being with us this whole time, thank you to new friends and mostly to those who have been reading the bulletin for the past two years 🙏 🦊🦊🦊 What we’ve been up to these

Creative Bulletin

Creative Bulletin n.99

We keep on working on Fabula for Editing’s illustrations (the tool might be named Vademecum) – what do you think? 🦊🦊🦊 What we’ve been up to this week * We launched the distribution platform for independent libraries and we had to put it on hold right away cause we realized there

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Creative Bulletin n.98

We launched Mario in Italian and we’re so excited. It’s the first printing so we chose premium paper 😍 >> https://sefirot.it/it/mario (the English version is coming soon!) 🦊🦊🦊 What we’ve been up to this week * Matteo had fun writing all of the emails for

Creative Bulletin

Creative Bulletin n.97

We’re working on Mario’s official launch, as you can see from the landing page that Matteo is building. In the next few days we’ll share all of the details 🚀 🦊🦊🦊 What we’ve been up to this week * We’re in burnout after the Fair. We closed the

Creative Bulletin

Creative Bulletin n.96

From Thursday to Monday we were at our stand at the Turin Book Fair... it was painful for our feet and spectacular for our hearts 😍 A special thank you to those of you who could make it and an extra special thank you to Estel, Enrica, Anna, Alizé, Francesca, Umberto

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Creative Bulletin n.92

On top of our list of things to do - arguing with shipping companies, chasing suppliers (by the way, thank you all for the tips you gave us, we will treasure it 😉) etc. - this week, a very nice thing happened: Laura Spianelli interviewed us for Il caffè del fumetto

Creative Bulletin

Creative Bulletin n.91

When you bought one of our products, Stefano took care of processing the order and sending it to the shippers, and when you had a problem with the order or the shipment, Stefano was always the one to answer your emails (and often the one who solved the issue 😉). He

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Creative Bulletin n.90

Matteo is losing his mind trying to design the Sefirot stand for the Book Fair. It’s the first time he works on a stand, so he opened Sketchup to understand how to arrange tables and bookcases, and now he has nightmares about it 😂 – among other things we are wondering

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Creative Bulletin n.89

And on this first day of September we are back in Piedmont. Andrea is putting the final touches on his wedding party (he is getting married on Saturday 🎉) and Matteo is finally back in the place he loves most in the world: the Porta Palazzo market 😂 🐐🐐🐐 What we’ve been

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Creative Bulletin n.88

🐐🐐🐐 What we’ve done in the last few weeks * We had a workshop with Veronica, screenwriter of the series Imposter (that we funded) and we have validated the story structure of the first 6 episodes. They’ll start shooting in October. Wow 🎉 * The tower where Matteo holed up did pay

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Creative Bulletin n.87

Since we’ve been mostly resting (and it was about time 😂), we have little to tell so we take this opportunity to answer a question that Volker, who is reading this, asked us: > "How do you work on a day-to-day basis? You are dealing with very different areas

Creative Bulletin

Creative Bulletin n.86

Here's how we’ll spend the month of August: Andrea will edit the new products from the beaches of Sardinia while Matteo will finish writing Mario3 in a medieval tower in Romagna. Like last year, if you want to say hello to us, we'll be at

Creative Bulletin

Creative Bulletin n.85

Here is a small preview of B.A.D., our tool for Business-Aware Design! 🐐🐐🐐 What we’ve been up to this week We are on the finish line with 3 new products: * We finally have a version of B.A.D. that we find satisfying so we’ll soon move

Creative Bulletin

Creative Bulletin n.84

How are book covers born? Matteo spent hours trying to paint the way he sees as an astigmatic 😂 🐐🐐🐐 What we did this week * Andrea has almost finished reviewing Fabula's video course (it's almost 4 hours long and divided into 15-20 minute lessons). It’ll be available

Creative Bulletin

Creative Bulletin n.83

Andrea joined Matteo in the mountains at his teacher’s retreat  and he had a very important question to ask: should he abandon teaching (he has just been offered a position as a professor in  high school) or his work with Sefirot? Going in depth into the reasons for his

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Creative Bulletin n.82

The editors are putting the last touch ups on the video course for the advanced use of Fabula (it’ll be available soon!!!) And we’ve discovered that Andrea has an excellent relationship with the camera while Matteo looks at it as if it were about to shoot him 😂 🐐🐐🐐 What

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Creative Bulletin n.81

Matteo went up to the mountains to see his teacher. He was looking to go deeper into himself and already on the second day something came up: he called Andrea and told him «I want to publish Mario with Sefirot». Mario is his novel. For years he has been looking

Creative Bulletin

Creative Bulletin n.80

Fabula for Kids’ decks are on their way to our warehouse in Rimini and the expected arrival date is mid-July. Within the end of July you should receive yours! 😉 🐐🐐🐐 What we’ve been up to this week Very little, the heat killed us 😂 We don’t know what it was

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Creative Bulletin n.79

Yesterday we went to the recording studio to work on Fabula's video course 😎 🐐🐐🐐 What we’ve been up to this week * We have reviewed tons of book and movie analyzes made with Fabula to make sure we won’t say anything stupid in the course 😂 * We did a