…and become Hilo Fine Art Center!
New location, new name, same phone number!
New name, new location, new look… same personalized service and attention to detail!
Now located at 224 Kamehameha Ave., suite 104 (Entrance on Haili Street!).
New hours: Tuesday-Saturday 10am-6pm.
New email address: gallery@HiloFineArt
Same old phone number: 808-966-9995.
Exibit runs through Dec. 17, 2011
Keaau Fine Art Center in association with idspace and HiArtMagazine invite you to the opening reception of Loops, a collection of photographs by Andrzej Kramarz on Saturday, November 12 from 1-4 pm. Exhibit runs through December 17, 2011.
Keaau Fine Art Center Hours: Tue-Fri 10am-5:30pm, Saturday 9-Noon
Handmade from koa, mango, mac nut and more!
Special introductory price on beautifully handcrafted hardwood pens & pencils! Now available at Keaau Fine Art Center from $25-$35.
Koa, mango, mac nut and more in slim, medium and manly-man designs. There’s something for everyone! Stop by and take a look.
We’re open Tuesday-Friday 10am-5:30pm and Saturday 9am-Noon.
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Optimize your images non-destructively and quickly! This workshop is about making non-destructive edits to your images for basic tasks such as cropping, straightening, tonal and color correction, sharpening, noise reduction and even light retouching without opening Photoshop! Through the use of Camera Raw, you can make edits quickly and easily without touching any pixels in your image. Non-destructive edits can also be made in Photoshop using Adjustment Layers. These methods are part of the latest workflow and will save you valuable time processing your images! |
BLOWOUT CANVAS AND PAPER SALE!
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The Merrie Monarch Parade this year had a few interesting additions, one of which was artist Rod Cameron on a float with easel and paints, ready to be creative.
Rod used Keaau Fine Art Center to print his 2010 Wahine O’ Hula and 2011 Kane O’ Hula posters for the side of the float. They looked great and he even put a sign on the back of the float giving KFAC a plug! Continue reading
A few weeks ago Dewitt Jones was here at KFAC giving a seminar called “See the Light!”. Dewitt was an award-winning film producer and National Geographic photographer for over 20 years. What intrigues him these days is enjoying the photographic process and just having fun with it! His vast portfolio contains some images taken and produced with only an iPhone 4, and they definitely show that the possibilities for iPhone photography are nearly endless. Continue reading
Then this 2-day workshop is for you! Continue reading
By David Burns
This Photoshop CS5 tutorial will demonstrate how to change the background in a portrait without losing much detail. I’ll also show you how to achieve that in earlier versions of Photoshop. Before Photoshop CS3, making fine selections was fairly difficult. Refine Edge came to the rescue in CS3 and makes fine selections a snap. Before that there were a few ways to achieve fine selections, the most popular being Channel Masks. First I’ll show you a Channel Mask technique and then I’ll show you Refine Edge for those who have CS3 or later.
Be inspired by a master who has spent a lifetime telling stories through his photographs. Dewitt Jones has lots of them from his years with National Geographic and he’d love to share them with you! He’s a wonderful keynote speaker, inspiring photographers worldwide. Continue reading
