Creative Live Photoshop Week

I am jazzed to be a part of CreativeoLive’s Photoshop Week in May. I have been a huge fan of CreativeLive from the early days and can remember talking with Chase about what a great model it was for teaching and sharing information. If you aren’t familiar with CreativeLive, you can watch the training for free when it is being broadcast live, but if you miss it or want to watch it again, you have to purchase the course. It is a great way to make sure that on some level everyone has access to the classes.

For Photoshop Week, I am excited to be teaching on two of my favorite topics. I am teaching on class on digital workflows and the second course is a printing class. The digital workflow class is about all the ways you can organize and store your digital files. Unlike a lot of other workflows classes, we are not going to showcase the best or right workflow. In this class, rather than focusing on a single workflow, we are going to cover the tools, options, and features that are in the Adobe suite to help you stay organized with a consistent, clear and repeatable workflow that works just for you.

The printing class is all about making that fine-art print. There are a ton the things that you need to consider and think about when printing. From color management to paper to tips and tricks in Lightroom and Photoshop, we are going to cover everything you need to know to get from the screen to the wall. I hope that you can join me in May to learn all about Photoshop and Lightroom. The classes run from May 15-20, 2017 and you can get more information here.

April 10, 2017

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