DFWAUG – February Meeting
February 10, 2010
WHEN: February 20, 2010 – 11:00am
WHERE: 5151 Belt Line, Suite 1212, Dallas, TX, 75254
Do you want to know more about Adobe Illustrator? Confused by gradients and free transforms? Looking for some new graphic mojo? Then don’t miss the Texas Animator & Media Cats instructor J Schuh as he dazzles us with some Illustrator insights and magic!
Adobe Community Professionals
January 18, 2010
A.J. Wood, Founder & President of Media Cats, Inc., & J. Schuh Principle Instructor, have been selected to join the 2010 class of Adobe Community Professionals (formerly Adobe Community Experts). The Adobe Community Professionals Program is a peer based program made up of Adobe customers who share their product expertise with the world-wide Adobe community. Adobe invites members to the program on a nomination basis, plus a review of qualifications including product expertise, community participation, and industry experience.
Mr. Wood states, “Thank you for welcoming me back to the newly renamed Adobe Community Professionals program. 2009 was a growing experience personally & professionally, and I look forward to participating in the community even more in 2010.”
Mr. Schuh states, “It is an honor to have been nominated by my peers, and I’m grateful to Adobe for inviting me to join this incredible program. I’m really excited, and can’t wait to get involved.”
The Adobe Community Professionals program website is being updated to reflect the name change. Current information is available at http://www.adobe.com/communities/experts
Visit Liz Frederick’s blog for a complete list of the 2010 Class of Adobe Community Professionals
DFWAUG – February Meeting
February 10, 2009
Learning After Effects with J. Schuh!
WHEN: Saturday, February 21st from 11AM to 1PM
Come see Media Cats instructor J. Schuh dazzle the masses with his After Effects prowess! Don’t miss this opportunity to learn more about Adobe’s state of the art effects program!
The meeting will be held at Nerdbooks (1681 Firman Drive, Richardson, TX).
This location also acts as a Labrador rescue. Please be aware that there will be at least two dogs roaming the premises (they are friendly).
NOTE – The front door of the facility is locked. We use the side door entrance (which is not marked well). PLEASE KEEP THE DOOR CLOSED, so the dogs will not get out.
