IMPORTANT NOTICE: This program will be held live online through Zoom and will feature the same instructors, content, and interaction as our traditional in-person training program.
Adobe Photoshop is the leading photo design and production software on the market today. It is the ideal app for editing imagery used in a variety of professional medias, including photography, print, art print, web, video, and multimedia.
In this Adobe Photoshop: Level 1, you will explore the basic features of this powerful software. Hands-on instruction and practice will help you learn about masking, selection techniques, sharpening, retouching, resolution basics, resizing, manipulating, cropping, and editing images, working with text, and a workflow that includes using layers to the best advantage.
Students should have an introductory understanding of Adobe Creative Cloud, but no prior experience is needed with Adobe Photoshop.
Students must have an Adobe Creative Cloud login prior to attending class.
Don't have an Adobe Creative Cloud login? Create one here before coming to class.
Course Fee: $269.00 tuition (non-credit)
Students must have an Adobe Creative Cloud login prior to attending class.
Don't have an Adobe Creative Cloud login? Create one here before coming to class.
Jim Roldan is a New Hampshire-based visual artist, illustrator and educator. He received his bachelor's degree in Illustration from the Rhode Island School of Design and his master's degree from the New Hampshire Institute of Art. His illustrations have been published in Boston Magazine, Yankee, Philadelphia Weekly, Merrimack Valley Magazine, and Business New Hampshire. He has created both traditional and digital art for Agfa/Monotype, Anthem Healthcare, BASF, The Boston Pops, Concord Academy, Endowment for Health, Foss Manufacturing, Hewlett-Packard, Marriott Corporation, Mercury Systems, Mount Washington Hotel, Pace Law School, St. Anselm's College, St. Paul's School, Saratoga Springs Tourism Bureau, UNH Law School, White Mountain Puzzles, and others. Jim currently teaches at both New Hampshire Institute of Art and Southern New Hampshire University. He is a past president and current board member of the New Hampshire Creative Club.
