Fine Art Output

Three-day Developmental Workshop

The print is the "thing itself," the finished product for Fine Art Photographers. In the "Fine Art Output Workshop," you will learn the tools and processes to produce gallery grade digital prints using Epson printers and a variety of substrates. The workshop also covers fine art opportunities in for the product of on line gallery images and PDF folios.

During this interactive workshop, students will use the latest Epson Printers, ink, papers, and profiles. From the images students created in the previous fine art workshop modules, they integrate Adobe Photoshop, Camera RAW, and Bridge workflows to create stunning prints and electronic media. By the end of the workshop, students will have a personal fine art workflow and leave with the techniques and tools to create gallery grade digital files and prints. Most important of all, students will leave with an understanding of how printing workflow can dramatically expand the range of your emotional tone.

Topics include:

• Print drivers
• Monitor calibration techniques
• Print profiles
• Inking techniques
• Substrate decisions
• PDF software applications

Richly Illustrated and Interactive Classes

For this Calumet sponsored course, you will receive a workbook that you can take with you. You will need a laptop computer for this class, or we can provide a rental unit. You must have Photoshop CS5, or CS6 installed. You will use Photoshop to adjust and print images created in your "Vision beyond Record" workshop.

Preparation

One of the best ways to learn how to develop as a Fine Art Photographer is to explore great masterworks. Before the workshop, review Diane Arbus, Alex Webb, and Michael Kenna.

Who Should Attend this Workshop?

You should be an explorer of emotion and light. You should have an intermediate level of Photoshop skills. You must be familiar with and know how to operate your own digital SLR. We recommend that you complete the "Vision Beyond Record" and "Fine Art Tools" module before enrolling in this workshop.

Class Size: 8-10

Registration Process:

For a full registration package and pre-workshop materials, reading, and viewing assignments please contact:

This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it , Associate Director at Bob Killen Fine Art.