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Creative Live’s Photoshop Week Ramps Up
Published February 23, 2015
Updated October 25, 2016
Seattle-based Creative Live has put together a week-long program with some of the biggest names in image processing. Photoshop experts such as experts including Dave Cross, Tim Grey, Jason Hoppe, Mike Kelley, Matt Kloskowski, Julieanne Kost, Jared Platt, Julia Kuzmenko McKim, Aaron Nace, Chris Orwig, Colin Smith, Paul Trani and Ben Willmore will be conducting 90-minute photoshop classes on various aspects of photography and post-processing. You can see the full schedule here.
In addition to the free live-stream, Creative Live has made the full collection of classes available for download. You can purchase each individually ($19 per class) or the entire Photoshop Week program for $299. There’s also a Photoshop Week contest running during the 6-day event. Four Grand Jury Winner will receive $500 in Creative Live classes. Learn more about the contest here.