by Nat Coalson | Nov 26, 2017 | Colorado Photography, Fine Art Photography, Nature Photography, News Updates
I’m thrilled to announce that British retailer John Lewis have selected my photograph Paradise Divide for their next home decor product line, being released in 2018. The image will be produced as fine quality wall art and available for purchase at John Lewis stores across the UK.
Along with Paradise Divide, I’ve also provided 18 other photographs for the new catalog of my UK publisher Artko, who presented my work to John Lewis buyers and will produce the actual artworks to be sold in stores. Artko’s 2018 catalog will be released early in the new year.
Look for the artwork at John Lewis stores in the coming months. In the meantime (and as always), you can also purchase fine art prints of this and all my photographs directly from me.
Click the image for more details and online ordering options.
by Nat Coalson | Aug 15, 2017 | Journal, News Updates, Photo Workshops, Travel Photography
October 2018
Join me for a very special workshop with a small, private group exploring and photographing my favourite places in Italy. From the vineyards of Barolo and the Langhe to the sparkling Ligurian Sea and quaint villages of the Cinque Terre, this adventure offers something for everyone—both photographers and non-photographers alike.
Space is extremely limited and sells out fast. Register before 1 December, 2017 for a 10& discount!
Get all the details and book online here
by Nat Coalson | Aug 2, 2013 | New Work, News Updates
I’ve been getting many requests for additional ways to see my new photography and artworks as they are released. One of the new ways I’ll be doing this is with a new email list I’ve set up for this purpose. Beginning soon, I’ll be sending out weekly announcements featuring my latest creations.
Thanks for your continued interest and support for my work. I look forward to your feedback as I share my new images with you!
by Nat Coalson | Jul 31, 2013 | News Updates
My latest email newsletter is out now! In this issue we share news about my upcoming art exhibit and classes in Leicester, big news about a fantastic photo tour in Tuscany next year, lots of new work, and much more! If you enjoy reading, I encourage you to subscribe! Click here to read the newsletter
by Nat Coalson | May 17, 2012 | News Updates
PRweb April 23, 2012 GraphicDesign.com, a leading source of news and information devoted entirely to the graphic design industry, has unveiled its brand new website. GraphicDesign.com has been completely overhauled thanks to the input of Advisory Board members and will deliver cutting-edge graphic design news, blog posts, job openings, tutorials, and more.
One of the highlights of the new GraphicDesign.com is its Job Board, where employers can post openings at no charge. Current openings from recruitment agencies like Aquent, VitaminT, and The Creative Group span the gamut of the graphic design industry and include visual designers, website designers, HTML designers, proofreaders, and Flash developers. Job seekers can peruse requirements and application instructions by visiting GraphicDesign.com.
A Graphic Design Firm Directory has also been added, where agencies, freelancers, and consultants alike are welcome to post. The Type Studio and G Squared Studios are just a few of the companies in the all-new Firm Directory. Each listing includes a description of the business as well as its primary services and specialties.
The Advisory Board at GraphicDesign.com has been instrumental in directing the re-launch. VitaminT’s Susie Hall sits on GraphicDesign.com’s Advisory Board. So does Co-Founder of Marketing-Mentor.com Ilise Benun, with HOW Magazine, of the Creative Freelancer Conference, who is the author of such books as “The Designer’s Guide to Marketing and Pricing” and “The Creative Professional’s Guide to Money: How to Think About It, How to Talk About It, and How to Manage It.”
Debbie Millman and Von Glitschka can also be found on the GraphicDesign.com Advisory Board. The former is the President of the Design Division of Sterling Brands and has been with the company for nearly 20 years, redesigning over 200 brands during her tenure. Glitschka is a principal at Glitschka Studios (vonglitschka.com), which works with ad agencies and corporate art departments.
GraphicDesign.com’s writing team is second-to-none and brings a wide variety of personal and professional experience to the table. Fine art photographer and mixed media fine artist Nat Coalson has written content for GraphicDesign.com focusing on topics like Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4, digital photography, and histograms.
Neil Tortorella (neiltortorella.com), who has over 30 years of relevant experience, is a member of the site’s writing staff and has scribed about common rifts between web designers and graphic designers as well as proper website development. GraphicDesign.com also recently welcomed Dave Bricker, a Professor of Graphic Design in Miami, as a Featured Contributor.
GraphicDesign.com will flourish with its stable of experts, and the site is always looking for new writers. Prospective writers with unique backgrounds are urged to visit GraphicDesign.com and click on “Write for Us” in the upper right. There is still a long way to go and with a dedicated team of writers and advisory board members we are certain that there is going to be continual progress
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by Nat Coalson | May 23, 2011 | News Updates
The folks at Smartpress.com have released the results of a series of interviews and surveys they conducted with over 20 leading photographers.
One interesting example: of the photographers interviewed, Lightroom is by far the most-used software, with over 90% of the respondent’s processing being done within Lightroom.
An infographic is available here and the full interviews are here
