Saturday, 9 May

IN-PERSON: Canva & Co-Work

Creative Co-Working, 5 New Street Bantry, Cork, P75 CX73

Saturday, 9 May | 11AM – 3PM | €30

These ‘Canva & Co-Work’ sessions are designed to improve your understanding of the basic principles needed to produce good design.

Hosted by Megan Clancy, a graphic designer with experience in everything from website design to branding to illustration. Bring your Work-In-Progress and whichever device you used to build it. Stay for a half-day co-working session where we will improve your design, elevate your understanding and take your project from in-progress to print or publish-ready.

Get peer-to-peer feedback on your work
Share skills, knowledge, tips, inspiration and tools,
Test print your designs and try out different papers and card stock.

“Ask A Designer” – Megan will be on hand to give you 1-1 feedback on your designs, share relevant tips and insider information, and help optimise your design process. 

Canva is a widely accessible and easy-to-use tool that enables people to create their own posters, social posts, flyers and reels! While it’s more suitable for the production of digital content, we recognise its importance in enabling non-designers to create their own promotional materials. Through these co-working sessions, we aim to empower and encourage people to feel confident in their designs.

Not Just for Canva users – if you are using the Adobe suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, or InDesign) or other design tools like Figma, WIX, Squarespace, we can also help broaden your understanding of how to work with these.

€30 per 1/2 day session

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