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YOU’RE DOING IT WRONG is a tutorial series and webinar created by Paul Bamson helping designers at all skill levels work smarter by optimizing and integrating their software workflows. As co-chair of I-NOMA’s Professional Development Committee, Paul has been running monthly sessions that cover software programs that designers use daily including Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Rhino, Grasshopper, Revit, Dynamo, GIS and more. Each session is held in person but is also live streamed, recorded, and uploaded to the YDIW_Series YouTube channel as a resource for advancing design and software skills at one’s own pace. Designers should be versed in all of the tools available to him or her so they are never bottlenecked by the lack of knowledge of any specific tool.

FIVERR GRASSHOPPER LESSONS https://www.fiverr.com/s2/732bb6ce5c

YOUTUBE CHANNEL http://bit.ly/ydiw_series

2019 SESSION ROADMAP http://bit.ly/ydiwseries_map

YOUTUBE LIVE STREAM http://bit.ly/ydiw_live

TUTORIAL FILES http://bit.ly/ydiw_files

RSVP HERE https://www.i-noma.org/events

FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/ydiw.series/

INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/ydiw_series/

TWITTER https://twitter.com/ydiw_series

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Published by ptbamson

I was born in Nigeria and have lived in Nashville, TN for most of my life. For as long as I can remember, drawing and math have always come easily to me and both emerged as strengths. This led me to pursue and earn a Bachelor's degree in Architecture at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, College of Architecture and Design. During my architectural education, the marriage of ecology and ecosystems with the built environment and technology became a growing passion. This passion drove my Master's degree path in Landscape Architecture which allowed me to further learn how to utilize the landscape as a design tool for true sustainability. With degrees in both Architecture and Landscape Architecture and a desire to help others any way that I can, I aspire to never stop learning, continue mastering my skills, and better lives through design.

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