Make something with a purpose
Six different outcomes, built around three ways of working with a photograph. Each workshop stays available inside the studio while you make decisions, compare versions and prepare the actual files.
FLOW · 12–20 minutes
Make a recognizable subject feel surrounded by movement. Learn to protect what matters, sculpt the space around it and keep an editable version.
Follow this workshop →Take away: A composed PNG and an editable project backup with the source, focal treatment and local edits.
FLOW · 15–25 minutes
Develop a strong still into a short motion study, with a deliberate start, a readable focal point and a recoverable source project.
Follow this workshop →Take away: A cover PNG, a short GIF or replay video, and the editable project.
TRACE · 12–20 minutes
Develop a readable focal area, then reduce the image to two purposeful inks. Deliver editable paths alongside the finished raster.
Follow this workshop →Take away: A composite PNG, a two-plate SVG and an editable project backup.
TRACE · 15–25 minutes
Build a richer separation, move selected impressions and keep a clean version beside the expressive one.
Follow this workshop →Take away: A clean PNG, an offset PNG, a layered SVG and a project containing the versions.
DUEL · 15–25 minutes
Give each image a clear role, connect their focal forms and refine where they meet. Compare a composed cut with a tonal overlay.
Follow this workshop →Take away: A composed collage PNG, an optional short motion file and a project preserving both sources and their framing.
DUEL · 20–30 minutes
Use DUEL to invent a photographic relationship, then send the visible result to TRACE and develop it into an editable ink separation.
Follow this workshop →Take away: A collage PNG, TRACE print PNG and editable SVG, plus one project retaining both stages and original source images.
Start with the supplied photos to understand the steps. Choose your own in the same setup panel when you are ready. The result will change with your source; the checkpoints help you judge it.