Whether you print at home on your own inkjet printer, or need to interact with high-end professional printers to produce large format prints (paper or canvas), our next webinar is for you! It will provide a clear framework and great tips from a world-class expert, Dr Les Walkling.
Les is an internationally renowned artist and educator. He works as an imaging, printing and colour management consultant, and regularly conducts courses. We are delighted that he has agreed to present this, the fifth and last in our Creating Colour series of webinars, and we again thank CSA NSW Division committee members Veronica Colvin and Jean Pretorius for organizing the series.
The webinar will introduce the five domains of digital printmaking from the perspective of colour reproduction and colour fidelity across topics including monitor calibration, the preparation of digital images for print, selection of print media, colour management, and metamerism. Finally, Les will give some pointers on lighting and displaying prints, as well as hard proofing on a local printer.
Not to be missed if you are passionate about beautiful high fidelity colour images in print! Please take a moment to pass on this invitation to any of your friends, colleagues or students who would appreciate this special opportunity by sharing the event link: https://coloursociety.org.au/event-5715963
Dr Les Walkling is an artist, educator and consultant. His work is held in many public collections including The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, The National Gallery of Australia, and The National Gallery of Victoria. Les is the former Director of Media Arts at RMIT University, and Senior Research Fellow and Australian Research Council Discovery Project grant recipient in the School of Art. He is a founding board member of the Centre for Contemporary Photography, (Australia), Fellow of the Australian Institute of Professional Photography, R&D photographic industry ambassador, and digitization consultant to Australia’s cultural heritage institutions. He also works as an imaging, printing and color management consultant, lecturer, and supervisor, regularly conducting digital photography workshops and contemporary art courses. Les has also served on numerous cultural advisory and management boards including the Museum of Australian Photography, and regularly presents at industry conferences, imaging seminars and contemporary art festivals. https://www.leswalkling.com/history/
