Atelier Zero, official workshop programmer for Pharmaka Workshop RSVP: Fumiko Amano at AZlist@belairmail.net or 310-418-5425 http://atelierzero.com
September 13, 2007
For Immediate Release:
Atelier Zero presents:
Survival Workshop Series for Artists#10:
"HOW TO ADJUST YOUR JPEGS"
Guest Speaker: Michael Sy
Environmental Graphic Designer
2nd Wednesday, October 10, 2007
7pm sharp - 9pm: Workshop and Q&A
@ Pharmaka
101 West 5th Street, Los Angeles, CA 90013
Gallery: 213.689.7799 or visit http://Pharmaka-art.org
Michael Sy received his MFA in Communications and New Media Design from Art Center College of Design and his Bachelors of Architecture from USC. He worked at several prestigious architectural firms in Los Angeles before establishing his firm service, which creates innovative hybrid identity design through the integration of visual, information, and spatial design.
He has taught at Otis College of Art and Design and is currently teaching a course in digital graphics at USC.
This workshop will help you to understand working with digital images (types, formats, and resolution). While there will be some basic discussion on image adjustment, the emphasis on this workshop is guide to you through the best ways to optimize and compress your images for electronic delivery (email and the web). Our primary tool will be Photoshop, but we will also consider some lower cost alternatives.
Cost: $30 admission. Check and paypal payment <http://atelierzero.com/workshop.html> are accepted for payment. Check should be sent to:
Atelier Zero *Please issue a check payable to Atelier Zero. c/o Fumiko Amano, 1158 26th St, PMB 330, Santa Monica, CA 90403.
Pre-payment and pre-registration are required due to the limited seating.
For RSVP, payment inquiry and future workshop schedule, please contact:
Fumiko Amano at 310-418-5425 or AZlist@belairmail.net
Survival Workshop Series for Artists is programmed by Atelier Zero and sponsored by Pharmaka. This workshop provides various technical and survival tips to visual artists, particularly the ones whose primary focus is on contemporary painting.
