Hannah Dare Walker is a photographer and artists who builds worlds from the ground up with her own two hands. She not only crafts extraordinary pieces of wearable art that look like they’ve come strait out of a fairy tale, but does the hair and makeup of her models as well, often building props and entire sets herself.
Her concepts are otherworldly, and beautifully displayed in the photographs she uses to capture them.

Tine Eisen is an editorial and commercial fashion and beauty photographer based in London, England who has worked with international brands like Sephora, Max Factor and Barbour, and is a speaker and educator for brands like Canon, Capture One, and Profoto.

Dennis Dunbar is a high-end commercial retoucher whose work can be seen on movie posters for franchises like Harry Potter and Deadpool, and advertisements across the country for companies like Nike and Sketchers.
He is a founding member of the Universal Photographic Digital Imaging Guidelines and is the head of the Digital Committee for the Advertising Photographers of America in Los Angeles. He’s spoken at events like AdobeMax and Photokina, and is the coauthor of Adobe Photoshop Restoration and Retouching.

Dustin Valkema is a photographer and 3D artist who blends fantasy and reality with fantastical cosplay composites that look strait out of a movie. He’s joined the PRO EDU community as 3D instructor, and teaches people photoshop techniques to help them get the most out of their images on his Youtube channel.

Jabari Jacobs is a commercial photographer based in Maryland known for his bold, energetic style, with a client list that includes Nike, PUMA and Sony Music.

Interview with internationally published glamour photographer and educator Nino Batista

If you’ve ever played Magic: The Gathering or Dungeons and Dragons, you’ve likely seen his work. Tyler is an award-winning artist with clients like Toyota, Rolling Stone, Simon & Scheuster, and Sports Illustrated.

Join award winning artist, photographer and educator Kelly Robitaille as we talk about art, self motivation, achieving your goals, and cultivating personal style and creativity.

Ken is coming to hang out and share LOTS of information on what it could look like for photographers to get back to work safely, as well as share other resources we have available to make this transition work for us.

If you have questions or thoughts to add to the discussion, come hang out with us on Tuesday at 1pm PST, 2pmMST.

How do creatives stand out in crowded fields? How can photographers market themselves and stay on top of the social media grind to find success?
Olga and I dive into business matters and make terrible jokes.