Name: Inspiration to Execution
Start: 2026-04-22T11:30:00-04:00
End: 2026-04-22T13:00:00-04:00
Location: SCAD, Poetter Hall

Inspiration to Execution

July

31

,

2024

5:30pm

-

8:00pm

Discover how to utilize AI in your creative workflows. In this session, you’ll learn practical ways to use AI tools to brainstorm ideas, experiment with new directions, and organize your briefs faster than ever. Whether you’re building a brand, pitching a project, or refining your craft, this session will show you how to stay authentic while harnessing the power of AI in Adobe’s newest tools.

RSVP

Agenda

11:30 AM

Doors open

Check-in and grab some lunch

11:45 AM

Product Demo & Creative Workflow Presentation

Settle in and enjoy a session led by Jordan and Gabriela! This session will showcase off some of the newest features Adobe AI features and how Adobe professionals utilize it in their creative workflows.

1:00 PM

Event Wrap

Venue

*Venue is ADA accessible.

Presenters

SENIOR ADOBE EXPRESS EVANGELIST & COMMUNITY ADVOCATE

Jordan Dené Ellis

Jordan Dené Ellis is an enthusiastic community manager based in Philadelphia, PA. She's been an entrepreneur for over twelve years, building the geek fashion brand JORDANDENÉ, geeky lifestyle magazine The Sartorial Geek, and helping fellow small businesses with freelance.

Senior Visual Designer

Gabriela Iancu

Gabriela Iancu is a Sr Visual Designer at Adobe and a multidisciplinary artist based in Atlanta, working across photography, design, painting, and emerging technologies. At Adobe she designs the first experiences that turn a new user into a confident creator. Her fine art practice is rooted in how visual language can expand our understanding of the world.

She holds an MFA in Photography from SCAD and mentors through the Adobe Creative Apprenticeship Program. Her NASA-inspired short films have been screened on NASA TV, aboard the International Space Station, and at Space Center Houston. Her images, illustrations, and tutorials have appeared across Adobe's ecosystem, including Photoshop's splash screen, Adobe MAX, and Adobe Live, as well as in Forbes and WebMD Magazine.