Jane Faase Creates

This course is a MUST for anyone hoping for success at photo image transfer! I struggled with this for over a year, watching endless how to videos, before finding this course by Jane Faase. WOW what a game changer! She walks you through the critical steps of creating the best photo, what to look for in getting it printed and the exact application of paint on the plate. It opened up a whole new world of creativity for me! worth every dime! Go for it and enjoy!

Your course went beyond my expectations. It was a pleasure to see you work. Your are clearly a true artist!

I thoroughly enjoyed this course. Each module was thorough, informative and inspirational. I have been printing for many years and had my reservations of how much I would learn. I couldn’t have been more wrong! There was lots to learn and an alternative insight in each module. I would definitely recommend this course.

As life goes, it took me awhile to get through the course, and at that I did not find the time to do all the tasks assigned; that I can return to it time and time again is a comfort. I signed up for this course because I was VERY frustrated with the image transfer process even though I had watched MANY tutorials on You Tube. Jane's instructions are very precise as she demonstrates the Goldilocks of procedures, too much paint, too little, just right. The lead up to that module, "Photo Editing", also addressed an area that was shrouded in mystery. She is very professional in this area as she adresses the matter of copyright infringement straight up and encourages the use of one's own photos. The cost of the workshop was worth it for these two aspects alone. Her presentation style is calm and laid back, and one feels as though you are there in her studio having a cup of tea, watching an expert at work - the charming Australian accent is an added bonus (says the Canuck who thinks the Canadian accent isn't charming). I remain a little confused in the area of how to successfully communicate my printing needs at the print shop. This is not to say that her advice was in some way inadequate, I simply feel she cannot know/predict/anticipate the modus operandi followed by every print shop. For instance, I had to do my order online, and upload photos. The miscommunication might have been avoided had I had an actual conversation with them, and then returned home to upload following their exact advice. I was quite surprised at how the printer interpreted my instructions (which were crystal clear to my mind), and surprised at the paper on which they were printed. Much later, when Jane pulls out her stash of prints of her travel pics, she specifies the paper type (200 gsm silk or satin), and I think that might be what I received. The transfers worked well, although not perfectly, as I had not yet watched that specific module. Lesson learned. I look forward to putting all into practice - whenever life settles down. Thank you, Jane, for sharing your knowledge and experience with us.