Due to overwhelming interest, registration for this course is now closed. We will reach out to those selected for a spot and plan to offer this course again next year.
Course Description:
DLN Research School and TNNN invite its members to a masterclass in scientific illustrations using AI. This masterclass covers the psychological principles behind effective visuals, the use of generative AI tools like Midjourney and Magnific, and mastering essential Photoshop skills. Participants will learn to create impactful cover illustrations and visuals for presentations by understanding visual metaphors and storytelling. The course includes hands-on activities and culminates in the creation of a personalized, visually engaging artwork that effectively communicates their research.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
- Understanding the psychology behind artwork that resonates: How to create unforgettable scientific artwork using visual metaphors.
- Ability to use visual generative AI: An intro to existing text-to-image generative AI tools and how to use them for cover illustrations & co.
- Mastering Photoshop: Acquire proficiency with essential Photoshop tools and functions, focusing on image editing and digital collage creation.
- Creating impactful artwork about your research: The class concludes with a guided creation of a beautiful cover illustration that resonates.
This course takes place over 4 mornings on 19th, 21st, 26th and 29th of November 09:00 - 13:00. The first meeting on November 19th, which covers the basics of Photoshop, is optional for those already proficient in the software. Since each meeting builds on the last, it's essential to attend the sessions on November 21st, 26th, and 29th. During the final meeting, you'll present your design to the group.
Course Lecturer:
The workshop will be led by Dr Philipp Dexheimer, a molecular scientist and artist. Philipp has a background in molecular biology and biochemistry and holds a doctorate in genetics. Combining his scientific expertise with a passion for art, Philipp creates visuals that communicate complex scientific concepts to a broader audience. With over seven years of experience collaborating with researchers and biomedical companies, he excels at transforming research into captivating graphics that engage both experts and the public.
Contact
Rosalie Zwiggelaar, rosalie.zwiggelaar@ntnu.no