Last month, Adobe held its annual Adobe MAX conference in Los Angeles. And what an event it was. Across a creativity-filled three days, the Adobe team wowed audiences with some seriously impressive innovations, not least with announcements on the next generation of its Creative Cloud apps.
An almost 15,000-strong audience sat in awe as Adobe project leads revealed major updates to the company's flagship titles, including Photoshop CC, Lightroom CC, Illustrator CC, InDesign CC, Premiere Pro CC and Adobe XD. And even more excitement filled the room when Premiere Rush CC, Adobe's first all-in-one, easy-to-use video editing app, was introduced, swiftly followed by the preview of two new apps, Photoshop for iPad and Project Gemini, a new drawing app driven by Adobe's new AI Sensei technology.
The magic of MAX
To celebrate the innovation unveiled at Adobe MAX 2018 and the upcoming CC release, Adobe is hosting an exclusive event in London on 28 November, which will bring together some of the most creative minds in the UK. And you can be there too via Adobe's live stream (opens in new tab).
Attendees will get to spend the evening being inspired by TED-style talks from luminary speakers, among them, Patricia Bright, one of the fastest-growing lifestyle Content Creators in the UK with a following of over three million spanning the globe. Multi-award-winning Bright is a self-made entrepreneur, having launched a hugely popular beauty product with MAC Cosmetics. Completing the impressive line-up is MinaLima, the graphic design duo of the Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts film series, and Rufus Deuchler, Principal Manager of Creative Cloud Evangelism at Adobe, who will demonstrate how you can use Adobe’s next generation of Creative Cloud tools in your next creative project.
Trust us when we say this will be an evening of inspiration you won't want to miss. So mark 1900 (GMT) on the 28 November in your diary, bookmark the live stream (opens in new tab) and join us and some of the UK's brightest minds at the Adobe Creative Meetup, right here on 28 November.
