ChiDM is pleased to partner with Adobe for this workshop. Each ticket comes with a chance to win a 12-month Creative Cloud Membership, which will be raffled at the event.
Adobe’s Senior Worldwide Evangelist Paul Trani runs us through the very latest updates and developments in the 2014 release of Adobe Creative Cloud for print, digital and 3D printing. Adobe has added some amazing updates, features, and mobile apps. Some will make you more productive (fonts, smart guides, libraries). Some help you to easily share and export assets from Photoshop. And new mobile apps not only extend the power of Illustrator and Photoshop, but give designers new ways to create.
As Adobe looks to the future, it has new capabilities in mind – not simply for creating compelling layouts, but even helping designers move from graphics to web and apps, and further to object designers with 3D printing in Photoshop. At this event, Paul Trani will begin with how the advances made in print and digital help to bridge the divide, and wrap up with a review of how Adobe is making 3D printing accessible and straightforward.
Paul Trani is a Senior Worldwide Creative Cloud Evangelist for Adobe, where he is passionate about helping designers build compelling content using their creativity and new technology, whether it’s using 3D printing, touch devices, or building cutting-edge web and mobile experiences. Paul is an award-winning designer, an Adobe Certified Instructor, and a courseware developer with 15 years of experience. A writer and prolific trainer, Paul has earned top author status at Lynda.com and has created a steady stream of content for AdobeTV and Creative Cloud Learn as well as www.paultrani.com.When he’s not on the road he can be found hiking (or hiding) in the Colorado mountains. But chances are you can still catch him on Twitter: @paultrani.
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