The Creative Crew Singapore October 2009 Meetup will be happening on 13 Oct 2009 (Tuesday) in Bishan Public Library from 6.45pm. You can sign up via facebook here. Check out here for the event:
How To Get There
Nearest MRT Station : Bishan
Nearest Bus Interchange : Bishan
Behind Junction 8 Shopping Center
Map from GoThere.SG
Take Exit A out of Bishan Station and walk to Bishan Community Library.
Programme:
6:45 PM – Registration
7:00 PM – Speaker: Khaniff Lau
Synopsis: Building a website is no straightforward task. Before any kind of aesthetic designing or coding, you need to plan how your site
is going to be laid out, where the elements are going to be and how the user is being directed from one page to another. Traditionally,
these are done by scribbling on scraps of paper, and as we all know, doodling abilities can vary.
7:20 PM – Title: Material Mapping in 3D Max and Photoshop
Speaker: Patrick Lim Director of Finnz.i (Exhibitions and Events)
Synopsis: Patrick will show how mapping is done in Photoshop after rendering a structure in 3D Max and also creating an image in Photoshop and bring it over to 3D Max to do material mapping.
7:40 PM – Title : Using channels in photoshop as a selection method
Speaker : Leon Lim
Synopsis : We know that there are channels in photoshop. So what is it and how can we use it in a creative process ? I will show
how we can use channels to create a selection to bring elements from different images together to form a design.
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