I've spent a lot of time the past several years asking the question, "Where do tech and art meet?" The answer I've found - as with so many things in life is, "It depends!" It depends on what my end-product is (an album as a gift? a home-decor item? a banner for my blog?). It also has to do somewhat with where your heart lies:
. We'll be creating letter-sized pages that begin (as so many great designs do) in Photoshop (and Photoshop Elements, of course). With each lesson, you'll get all the digital supplies you need to start and finish 20 GORGEOUS digital art journal pages, and that's just the beginning! Using screencast video direct from Photoshop Elements, I'll show you how to install & use Photoshop brushes, install & use specialized type, and manipulate ephemera and graphics to create pages that are both beautiful and interactive. You'll install a bunch of awesome fonts, gather graphics and supplies, and use special Photoshop techniques I don't teach anywhere else.
After saving each page, we'll print them out, whether that's on your home printer or at a commercial printing company, and create a physical journal we can then add our final touches to. For me, this is the perfect crossroads where art and tech meet. I've created 10 art journal spreads that are meant to be a little messy. They're designed to be unbound by the conventions of more traditional graphic design and scrapbooking. We'll use digital paint. Set things at jaunty angles, including string and hand-drawn graphics, and overlays and Photoshop filters.
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Of the look of mixed-media art, and then we'll actually MIX the media by handmaking our book after we've printed all 10 pages out.
I'll show you my favorite binding method, complete with printed covers. After we construct the book itself, we'll add paint, bookmarks, rhinestones, page tabs, a pocket, hand-written phrases, and more! (A suggested materials list is included in the course).
Whether you're coming from a traditional mixed-media background (art journaling, mixed-media canvases, altered art), or whether you've only used Photoshop and haven't done much in the way of "hybrid" artwork (i.e. mouse-and-paper crafting), when we combine them we'll make magic, and this is the course for you.
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If you've been on one side or the other of the "digital divide" and Photoshop makes you nervous, or printing your stuff and making books makes you panic, this is the course for you. Art journaling is about expression, but it's also about skills.
(but not exclusively) a Photoshop class. You'll be developing great Photoshop skills as well as flexing both your artistic AND journaling muscles to make each of our 20 pages (10 spreads). You WILL need to have a few basic Photoshop skills. The good news is that you can get the foundations in my FREE Digital 1 class, if you haven't taken that before. Register for Digital Art Journaling now, and then head over and take the Digi 1 course beforehand, and you'll be all set to expand that knowledge into some awesome new projects!
This course is massive. Larger and more detailed than any I've taught for years, with 14 lessons and more than 8 hours of video content as I walk you through each one of the 12 pages and the bonus book-building vids. You'll get the whole thing, dozens of different techniques and approaches, taught step-by-step in high-resolution screencast, plus accompanying instructions to help you follow along.
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And that last bit? That's actually the most important one, as far as I'm concerned. This course is not only great fun in and of itself, with the awesome videos, cool projects, and the camaraderie you'll get in the Facebook group, it's also an
Hi there! I'm Jessica Sprague, owner and instructor here at . I founded in 2007 to share the creative potential of Photoshop for crafting. I've been teaching Photoshop and graphic design, photo editing, digital scrapbooking, e-commerce, and online school development for a decade. It's my goal to help you build the skills and knowledge that will last you a lifetime. Learn more about me. Are you ready to start the journey? Join me!
Registration begins on Friday, July 26! Grab a spot in the front row and download the homework and supply lists, and get ready for the course to begin on September 3! Back to school time is here, and it's just for you!
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How does lifetime access sound? After enrolling, you have unlimited access to this course for as long as you like - across any and all devices you own.
Absolutely! In fact, ALL the video lessons are recorded primarily in Photoshop Elements. You'll learn right along with the videos, and you can pause, rewind and replay to your heart's content!
Yes! On the first day of class I'll give you the info to get your invite. You'll have permanent access to the group to ask and answer questions, offer and get ideas and advice, and share projects with your classmates. Can't wait to see YOU there!
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If that person is part of your own household (i.e. your child or your parent or grandparent who lives with you), then yes! No need to purchase two. BUT if you have a sister, a friend, an aunt, your mom, etc. who is not part of your household, you can purchase the course for yourself, and then contact me to grab another seat in the course as a gift and do the course together! Think of the fun you'll have!
Yes! All of the materials in our course, including the fonts or graphics I link to, are for PERSONAL USE ONLY unless otherwise specified, but you can use any of them in any future personal project without limitation. I would LOVE to see what you make!
You'll be able to complete ALL of the course tasks in Photoshop Elements 11+ or Photoshop CS6 or CC. The video lessons are recorded in Photoshop Elements 2019. Where it's applicable I've included separate video segments to show specific techniques in Photoshop CC. You'll love what you can make!
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Yep. I think you'll love this class. I really do. But if you get in there and find that it's not for you? Contact me and I'll be happy to give you a refund. It's your hard-earned money on the line, and I stand by my promises.
I really believe that Photoshop is for everyone: artists and crafters and bloggers and parents and businesspeople and even kids. You'll use the Photoshop skills you learn in this course FOREVER. And what an investment! I get emails from people all over the world sharing projects they've made with their own creativity and Photoshop knowledge: gifts, albums, posters, flyers, items for school or Scouts or work, even school projects they've shown their kids how to make. Your creative potential is truly endless, and it's my great passion to show you how to unlock it.As of December 2020, The Journal had 2.46 million digital-only subscriptions. It aims to double that number by June 2024.Credit... Devin Oktar Yalkin for The New York Times
The Wall Street Journal is a rarity in 21st-century media: a newspaper that makes money. A lot of money. But at a time when the U.S. population is growing more racially diverse, older white men still make up the largest chunk of its readership, with retirees a close second.
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Now a special innovation team and a group of nearly 300 newsroom employees are pushing for drastic changes at the paper, which has been part of Rupert Murdoch’s media empire since 2007. They say The Journal, often Mr. Murdoch’s first read of the day, must move away from subjects of interest to established business leaders and widen its scope if it wants to succeed in the years to come. The Journal of the future, they say, must pay more attention to social media trends and cover racial disparities in health care, for example, as aggressively as it pursues corporate mergers.
The Journal got digital publishing right before anyone else. It was one of the few news organizations to charge readers for online access starting in 1996, during the days of dial-up internet. At the time, most other publications, including The New York Times, bought into the mantra that “information wants to be free” and ended up paying dearly for what turned out to be a misguided business strategy.
As thousands of papers across the country folded, The Journal, with its nearly 1, 300-person news staff, made money, thanks to its prescient digital strategy. While that inoculated The Journal against the ravages wrought by an array of unlikely newcomers, from Craigslist to Facebook, it also kept the paper from innovating further.
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The editor leading the news organization as it figures out how to attract new readers without alienating loyal subscribers is Matt Murray, 54, who got the top job in 2018. He has worked at The Journal for two decades, and his promotion was welcomed by many in the newsroom. Soon after, he assembled a strategy team focused on bringing in new digital subscribers. To oversee the group, Mr. Murray hired Louise Story,
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