Leap into fine art digital printmaking.

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Students who have made the leap into digital imaging may have learned the basics, but if you are striving to advance your skills in digital printmaking, this workshop is for you. Students are exposed to use and evaluate the latest Epson printers, ink, papers, and profiles. An integrated approach to using Adobe products like Photoshop and Lightroom will all be detailed and practiced. This intense 2-day workshop goes deep into fine-art printmaking and explains the tools needed to understand how it differs from making a basic print.

Through direct classroom demonstration, critiques, and lectures, students learn a variety of techniques and tools that will help improve and refine both their digital files and print output. Participants leave with finished prints and the knowledge needed to get the results they are looking for. Also, students leave with a vastly expanded set of possibilities for making images. Students will work with Epson P600 printers and will be printing with Epson Premium Luster and Enhanced Matte Paper. Additional papers may be purchased from the Digital Service Department on campus.

Lunch each day is included. Lodging is available on campus $75/night, private room & bath.

Header Image Credit © Aidan Bliss

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Instructor: Sue Anne Hodges

Since 1992, Sue Anne has been exploring and using digital cameras and digital imaging technology. Digital images from her early experiments have been included in Kodak’s publication, International Photography, and one of the first exhibits of digital imaging—“L’Épreuve Numérique"—at the Centre National de la Photographie, Palais de Tokyo, Paris. Her career in advertising photography began when Lechmere, a retail chain store, hired her to do photography and where she helped to build and supervise a large catalog studio. She also opened her own studio and continued to do advertising photography for major retailers including Bradlees and Staples. Her more recent work has expanded to include a variety of projects including work for The Cultural Landscape Foundation, Down East Magazine, Bar Harbor Chamber of Commerce, and clients in the travel industry. Sue Anne’s personal work has been widely exhibited; for 15 years she was represented by Redfield Artisans Gallery in Northeast Harbor, Maine. She remains a specialist in Adobe Photoshop, Lightroom. and Digital Printing. In 2011, 2012 and 2018 Sue Anne was honored to be one of 20 educators in the country to be invited by Adobe to attend the Adobe Educators Summit.