Web Graphics Workshop

Monday, 19th July 1999
repeated on Wednesday, 21st July 1999
9:30 am till 4:30 pm

Massachusetts Institute of Technology
New Media Center, Building 26, Room 139
[map showing where this building is on MIT campus]
Directions: How to get to MIT
(includes parking suggestions)

Course instructor: John Madama, North Atlantic Graphics

NEASIS is offering two hands-on workshops designed to introduce participants to the creation of web graphics using the Adobe Photoshop 5.0 software package, from scanning to the final posting on a web page. Topics will include:

• attributes of professional digital photographs
• how to scan photographs
• resolution and scaling issues
• layering and composite images
• design of type and placement of type over photographs
• color theory and modes/palettes
• image formats
• special effects

Registration is by U.S. mail only! You must send a check with a paper registration form! [printable form]

These workshops are limited to twelve participants each day. Register for ONE workshop (they are identical in content). Only NEASIS members may register. You must include your ASIS member number on the registration form. Electronic, phone or walk-in registrations will NOT be permitted, and we will not "hold" a place for anyone. The cost for the workshop (either one) is $35.00 per person. Payment is non-refundable. Please mail the registration form and your check, made out to "NEASIS", to:

Jonah Jay Jenkins
1259 Cambridge St. #2
Cambridge, MA 02139

Your check will act as your receipt. Names of registrants will be posted on this page. Seeing your name here confirms your registration.

Registration deadline: July 16th

Monday, July 19:

1. Dorothea Eiben, Genzyme Corp.
2. Margret Lippert, MIT Science Library
3. Mary Silverberg, Saint-Gobain Co.
4. Pat Maurer, BankBoston
5. Jean Maguire
6. Mary Durham, Context Integration

Wednesday, July 21:

1. Shelley Sloboder, student
2. Lynn B. DeLacy, student
3. William S. Stalcup, Analog Devices, Inc.
4. Carolyn House

If you have any questions, please contact Michael Leach at 617-495-2878, or mrleach@fas.harvard.edu.

 

 

 

 

 

 

  hennig@mit.edu
15 July 99

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