Private Adobe mentoring offers the same core Photoshop and InDesign skills as my group course, but the curriculum is shaped around you—what you already know, what you want to make, and where you’re getting stuck.
Across six 90-minute sessions, we can move from Photoshop fundamentals and artwork preparation through color, masks, layers, and finishing techniques, then into InDesign for page building, typography, image placement, book layout, preflight, and export. But we don’t have to spend equal time on everything. If you already know Photoshop and need help building a book in InDesign, we can concentrate there. If you’re an illustrator who needs a better digital production workflow, we can build that. If you’re a writer, editor, or publisher working with other people’s artwork, we can focus on image preparation, typography, layout, links, and production.
We’ll work directly with your own files whenever possible, so you’re not simply learning software in the abstract—you’re using it to move an actual project forward.
Private sessions also give us time to troubleshoot the strange, highly specific problems that inevitably arise in Adobe software and to slow down or move ahead whenever you need.
6 private 90-minute synchronous sessions (scheduled at your convenience)
9 hours of individualized instruction
$1,200
9 hours of individualized instruction
$1,200
Price
$1,200
OR
3 payments of $425 (every 2 weeks)
This package includes
- 6 private 90-minute sessions
- 9 hours of individualized instruction
- A customized Photoshop + InDesign learning plan based on your existing skills, project, and goals
- Direct work on your own files whenever possible
- Individual troubleshooting and screen sharing
- Flexible pacing—we can spend more time where you need it and skip material you already know
- Guidance for comics, illustrated books, publishing projects, editorial workflows, and other image-and-text projects
- Support with file preparation, layout, typography, image placement, production, preflight, and export as relevant to your project