Organizers of the Mac Design Conference & Digital Photography Expo (www.macdesignconference.com) are extending the entry deadline for its annual Crabby Awards to 5:00 p.m., Mon., June 6, 2005. The Crabby Awards recognize the exceptional design and photographic work of Mac Design Conference attendees. Submissions will be accepted for print, Web, illustration, and photography design. Contest rules are posted at https://www.macdesignconference.com/awards.html.
About Mac Design Conference
The three-day conference – June 21-23, 2005 – offers world-class training from the most creative and gifted designers, digital photographers, and video editors in the industry. More than 55 conference workshops offer in-depth, real-world training on Photoshop, Illustrator, Flash, InDesign, After Effects, QuarkXPress, and Final Cut Pro. Conference attendees also get the first look at Adobe’s new Creative Suite 2 and the opportunity to test drive Apple’s Mac OS X Tiger, making this the largest, most exciting design and digital photography conference to date. To register for the conference or for more details call 877-622-8632 or visit www.macdesignconference.com.
KW Media Group (www.kwmediagroup.com) is the parent company of Mac Design Conference & Digital Photography Expo. The company is the world’s leading resource for Adobe Photoshop training, education, and news and founder of the National Association of Photoshop Professionals. KW Media Group is also the publisher of many award-winning books, DVDs and magazines including Layers and Photoshop User, and the Photoshop Elements Techniques newsletter.
This article was last modified on January 3, 2023
This article was first published on May 27, 2005
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