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Episode 73: Learning More About iPhoneography
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Welcome to the panel discussion with seven members of the Great Lakes iPhoneography Group better known as GLIG. It is a rare time when we can have so many artists gather together for a discussion on their art. Thank you to speakers Cindy Bancroft, Nancy Brooks-Siebert, Julie Close, Steven Parkhurt, Elizabeth Sullivan, and Janis Taylor. Also thank you to artists Gaylene LeVally and Carol Whitney for being a part of this group.
During the discussion we find out more about the process of iPhoneography, the learning curve in becoming accomplished in the medium, and ways to find inspiration and concept.
If you would like to take a class in iPhonegraphy, follow Art Ladders: The Creative Climb on Facebook to hear announcement on the upcoming online iPhone Class which will meet monthly during the summer months.
The Great Lakes iPhoneography Group Exhibit can be seen at Creative 360 at 5501 Jefferson in Midland, MI. Their hours are 9am - 5pm Monday thru Friday. Call with any questions: 989-837-1885.
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