3D Design and Printing

This workshop is an intro to the basics of using a 3D printer and 3D designing software. We use a free online application called Tinkercad to teach makers who have never 3D printed. You will learn about the 3D space, and how to set up and print out your model on a 3D printer.

Video Editing

Learn to use the free software Davinci Resolve to edit your videos.

DSLR Photography

This workshop covers the basic exposure triangle of shutter, aperture and ISO that make photos lighter or darker. We have three Canon DSLR cameras here, so you need only bring your curiosity. Limited to two people a workshop.

Sewing

In this intro workshop you will learn how to thread a sewing machine, basic techniques and how the machine works. We will also cover how to troubleshoot common problems.

Snapseed

Learn the basics of using the Snapseed App from the App Store and the Google Play Store. Edit photos that were taken directly on your phone to make all your Instagram pics pop.

Die Cutting

In this intro workshop you will learn how to use our in-house die cutters to make your own cutouts using various materials like paper and vinyl. We use a free software called Silhouette Studio to teach you how to design and cut vector images onto the medium of your choice.

Advanced 3D Design (Fusion 360)

Have you mastered the art of basic 3D design? Have you outgrown Tinkercad and are looking to use a software with more features? If so, then this workshop is for you!

Learn how to use Fusion 360, an Autodesk software, and its basic functions to begin more in-depth 3D design. Before attending this workshop, download the free Autodesk software for students and hobbyist. 

3D Printing Optimization

Have your prints been coming out suboptimal and not up to your standard of detail and precision? This workshop will teach how to identify and troubleshoot common problems with 3D prints as well as how to optimize settings using slicing software to ensure all future prints will be of better quality.

Media Capture Essentials

This workshop covers big-picture goals – portraits, group shots, scene setting shots and detail shots – with lots of pro-tips thrown in. You just need your phone with a working camera for this one. Format: here’s the idea, go shoot that, review photos, repeat.

Light Tent Photography

We’ll show you our light tent and optimal settings for tripod-mounted photography. Learn about the impact of focal length, optimal lighting, post-processing of images and the annoying way dust shows in close-up photos.

We aim to keep the jargon to a minimum for this workshop, but it’s a good idea to take our intro DSLR Photography workshop first.