Professional Workflows in Photoshop

Real-World Production Strategies for Artists & Designers

This course is for intermediate to advanced students who want to hone their process and develop a
distinctive signature style within Photoshop's vast and complex toolkit. Students will complete a
small body of work while honing professional, efficient workflows, mastering "insider" skills, and
evolving an expert eye through engaging class critique and simulated real-world projects. Graphic
designers, illustrators, aspiring imaging specialists will benefit from this immersive class.

Students will complete a small body of work while honing efficient Photoshop workflows,
mastering "insider" skills, and evolving a professional eye through engaging class critique and
simulated "real-life" projects.

Students will be able to demonstrate:
  1. A comfortable, efficient yet flexible workflow within Photoshop's highly complex and ever-evolving toolkit through deeper understanding of technological underpinnings and proven best- practices, achieved through completion of class assignments
  2. The development of a signature style, increased confidence, and individual expression through a body of work honed by critique, application of new skills, and expert techniques resulting from presentation of projects and class discussion
  3. Relative mastery of Photoshop's tools, panels, and hidden capacities through completion of individual and collaborative assignments and problems solved during critique
  4. The ability to use Smart Objects for assets and to create libraries of styles, actions, brushes, textures, typography, and customized client palettes through completion of real-world projects
Prerequisites: Introduction to Photoshop or comparable experience. 

 Session Information

Schedule: Every week on Tuesday, starting on 08/25/26 and ending on 11/10/26 (excluding 10/13/26)
Times: 03:00pm-06:00pm EDT
Tuition ($1075) plus program fee ($50) : $1125.00

Instructors

Name Additional Resources
Sonya Shannon

Facility

Online
Online
Classes held in Eastern Standard Time
New York, NY 10011