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PhotoshopWorld brings the knowledge and skill of the Photoshop authors, experts and trainers to thousands of attendees each year. In March, the west coast conference, held in San Francisco, hosted 4,500 attendees in its classroom sessions and Tech Expo. The east coast conference, in Orlando, is anticipated to set a new record in the number of attendees.
Attendees select from 60 classroom sessions taught by experts such as Scott Kelby, Terry White, Jack Davis, Bert Monroy, Deke McClelland, Ben Willmore, Julieanne Kost, Vincent Versace, Eddie Tapp, Michael Ninness, and others. For two days, 60+ exhibiting companies also provide training and exposure to their latest products including hardware, software, cameras, printers, workstations, training materials, and accessories.
Leading the Tech Expo line-up is Adobe Systems, Wacom, Nikon, Dell, Cannon, Microsoft, Epson, Extensis, Xerox, HP, and B&H.
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Deadline: September 15
Yupo Corporation America is now accepting entries for the Second Annual Wally Awards. Established in 2003, our Wally Awards are intended to recognize exceptional projects printed, converted, or illustrated on YUPO synthetic paper. The program is open to designers, graphic artists, printers, converter and marketing professionals throughout North, Central and South America.
There are no entry fees. Any project created after January 1, 1998 and not previously submitted for Wally Award consideration is eligible.
A peer review committee will select three (3) 2004 Wally Awards winners.
The committee will also choose up to twelve additional projects from among the entries received and these projects will be posted on the wallyaward.com web site. A fourth Wally Award will be awarded to the project receiving the greatest number of on line votes. Each Wally Award winner will receive a $1,000 cash prize and Adobe's InDesign CS software as well as a Wally Award snow dome statue.
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Graham Packaging Company, L.P., a worldwide leader in the design, manufacture, and sale of customized blow- molded plastic containers, has unveiled a revolutionary new technology that gives customers design freedom and flexibility in creating a packaging identity never before available in plastic.
Graham Packaging's proprietary Active Transverse Panel (ATP) bottle is the first panel-free hot-fill polyethylene terephthalate (PET) bottle.
"The Holy Grail of hot-fill is to eliminate vacuum panels and achieve design freedom without being encumbered by the geometry of panels - and this is exactly what we have done," said Paul J. Bailie, director of business development for Graham Packaging. "This is what everyone has been striving for, and it's aimed directly at conversion from glass to plastic."
Graham Packaging's first offering using the ATP technology is a 15.2-ounce bottle that looks like glass, and "because it has subtle, simple lines unimpeded by vacuum panels, we have named it 'Simple Eloquence,'" Bailie said. "Other more radical designs are on the drawing board for future release."
The initial version of the bottle has been adopted by Honest Tea of Bethesda, Maryland, which produces a line of organic teas, and Malibu Beach Beverage Group, L.L.C., of Roswell, Georgia, which produces Malibu Beach drinks. Production
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Dynamic Graphics Group, a leading global source for stock images, publications and events, announced today that PictureQuest, which provides royalty-free and rights-managed stock photography from leading companies around the world, has launched a new, more powerful version of its current e-commerce site.
Now users may search the entire PictureQuest library of royalty-free and rights-managed photographs in a single search without registration. With the completely revamped "My Account" tool, users can access all past licenses including prior-licensed images and pre-set their desired search preferences and license types. All tools are designed to speed search and licensing of images for the creative professional.
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The Southeast Missourian recently received four awards in the National Newspaper Association's 2004 Better Newspaper Contest.
A first place award in the "best Web site" category went to webmaster James Baughn for the newspaper's site at semissourian.com.
Managing editor Sam Blackwell received second place in the "best review" category for his review of Central High School's production of "The Diary of Ann Frank," which ran Aug. 10, 2003.
Education reporter Callie Clark received second place in the "best education/literacy story" category for the occasional series "Taking on the Challenge," which followed Central Junior High teacher Jason Bandermann through his first year of teaching.
In the "excellence in typography" category, design editor Gabe Hartwig received third place for design in various issues of the newspaper.
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