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Learn how to create beautiful, high-resolution digital images of your artwork using a professional fine art scanner. This workshop is held in the Atlanta area, maximum 3 people per class. Price is per person.
As an artist, having exceptional digital images of your work is essential. Whether you're applying to exhibitions, building your portfolio, selling prints, publishing a book, creating an online store, or simply archiving your artwork, the quality of your images can make a significant difference.
In this hands-on workshop, you'll learn the fundamentals of professional art scanning and gain the confidence to scan your own artwork using our large-format professional scanner.
This workshop is ideal for artists working in painting, drawing, collage, mixed media, and other two-dimensional artwork created on paper, canvas, wood panels, or similar surfaces.
Receive a 30-minute introduction to the art scanning process
Learn best practices for producing high-quality, color-accurate digital files
Understand image resolution, file formats, and digital archiving
Scan your own artwork using our professional fine art scanner
Leave with high-resolution digital files of your artwork ready for printing, exhibitions, publications, websites, or long-term storage
The remainder of the session is dedicated to scanning your artwork independently, with guidance available as needed.
Your artwork
An external hard drive or USB storage device compatible with both PC and Mac (recommended) to take your files home
If you prefer, you're welcome to bring your own laptop, although a PC workstation will be available for your use
Professional scanning is one of the best investments you can make in your art career. High-quality digital files preserve your artwork for years to come and provide the foundation for professional portfolios, exhibition applications, fine art reproductions, books, licensing opportunities, and online marketing.
Please contact me for additional information, pricing, and available workshop dates.
Learn how to create beautiful, high-resolution digital images of your artwork using a professional fine art scanner. This workshop is held in the Atlanta area, maximum 3 people per class. Price is per person.
As an artist, having exceptional digital images of your work is essential. Whether you're applying to exhibitions, building your portfolio, selling prints, publishing a book, creating an online store, or simply archiving your artwork, the quality of your images can make a significant difference.
In this hands-on workshop, you'll learn the fundamentals of professional art scanning and gain the confidence to scan your own artwork using our large-format professional scanner.
This workshop is ideal for artists working in painting, drawing, collage, mixed media, and other two-dimensional artwork created on paper, canvas, wood panels, or similar surfaces.
Receive a 30-minute introduction to the art scanning process
Learn best practices for producing high-quality, color-accurate digital files
Understand image resolution, file formats, and digital archiving
Scan your own artwork using our professional fine art scanner
Leave with high-resolution digital files of your artwork ready for printing, exhibitions, publications, websites, or long-term storage
The remainder of the session is dedicated to scanning your artwork independently, with guidance available as needed.
Your artwork
An external hard drive or USB storage device compatible with both PC and Mac (recommended) to take your files home
If you prefer, you're welcome to bring your own laptop, although a PC workstation will be available for your use
Professional scanning is one of the best investments you can make in your art career. High-quality digital files preserve your artwork for years to come and provide the foundation for professional portfolios, exhibition applications, fine art reproductions, books, licensing opportunities, and online marketing.
Please contact me for additional information, pricing, and available workshop dates.