Giclee Print Technician Certification (2 Days)
Schedule
Sat Feb 01 2025 at 09:00 am to 04:00 pm
UTC-05:00Location
Create Appalachia Center for Art & Technology | Kingsport, TN
About this Event
Saturday, February 1st, 9 M – 4 PM
Sunday February 2nd, 1 PM -4 PM
225 W Center Street, Kingsport, TN 37660
$225 for Create Appalachia members
$175 for non-members
Ticket sales end on January 30 at 5 PM.
Learn best practices for prepping and creating fine-art-quality giclee images on large format Epson SureColor printers (44" and 24"). Each participant will leave with at least 2 large archival quality prints of their own work.
This 2-day class offers great value-added skill for professional illustrators, photographers, and other artists in workplaces that have in-house printing, or who want to manage their own equipment and print their own editions. This class is also perfect for those desiring to work in a commercial giclee printing environment.
Upon successful completion of this intensive hands-on class, each participant will be certified by Create Appalachia as a Giclee Printing Technician. Each will also receive a Digital Badge validated by CertifyMe.
This certification is required for all Create Appalachia technicians and trainers.
Topics to be covered:
- Introduction to Fine Art Giclee printing, papers, and inks
- Basic Image Editing in Adobe Photoshop
- Image Preparation in Adobe Photoshop
- Printing on large format Epson Surecolor printers
- Giclee lab management processes
*Questions? Need more information? Email [email protected].
Instructor Bio: Recently retired after 22 years as Associate Professor of Digital Media at East Tennessee State University, Cher Cornett has worked profesionally as a graphic designer, photographer, and illustrator since 1980. She was a beta tester for the first version of Adobe Photoshop and has taught digital photo editing for more than 30 years. She trained with Cone Editions' experts on fine art printing techniques using Epson ink jet printers and creates and exhibits digital fine art and photography. Cher is also a senior fellow for the International Digital Media Arts Association and a judge for the American Advertising Federation's ADDY award competitions.
ADDITIONAL DETAILS: Saturday lunch is on your own. There are a number of restaurants close by. If you prefer to bring your own lunch, we have a microwave and a fridge that you can use. We will supply coffee and a light breakfast in the morning. There is free parking all around our building and in the Shelby Street Garage just across the street. Please use our member entrance when you arrive--it's marked with signs and is right across from the Shelby Street garage.
Create Appalachia strives to make our region a better place to live and work by supporting innovation and entrepreneurship centered around the arts and creativity. We work to sustain an environment that will generate new businesses, provide jobs in arts-based businesses, and highlight the important role that creativity plays in the region’s economic vitality.
The Arts@Work Series supports entrepreneurial creatives and makers who wish to develop their professional business skills. Topics include introductions to business strategy, marketing, communication, pricing, and client relations. The Arts@Work professional development series is curated to meet the particular needs of small creative businesses that combine artistry, imagination, and technology.
Where is it happening?
Create Appalachia Center for Art & Technology, 225 West Center Street, Kingsport, United StatesEvent Location & Nearby Stays:
USD 188.58 to USD 241.94