#NYC1u: Basic Principles for Web Images and Free Design Tools

Do you want to make images for the web or put the finishing touches on your photo for your newsletter but don't have access to the right types of tools? Don't worry, you can still make great images for your projects without shelling out thousands of dollars for design software. Whether you want to tweak your photos or create your own memes, this class will give you the run-down of images that work and the tools you can use to make your own. Join us as we explore the capacity of these options and what can be done with some free tools and creative thinking.

Liz McKenna will lead this session

Liz McKenna is the Communications Director for the New York City District Council of Carpenters. Since 2009, she has focused on design and photography through her roles as a freelance designer and new media communicator for labor unions and coalitions. She holds a bachelor's degree in landscape architecture from the Pennsylvania State University and is currently working towards her master's in labor studies from The Joseph A. Murphy Institute for Worker Education and Labor Studies at The City University of New York.

This session is made possible by NYC District Council of Carpenters; AFL-CIO; New York Paid Leave Coalition; Organizing 2.0; New York State AFL-CIO; New York City Central Labor Council, AFL-CIO; Consortium for Worker Education

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