Nancy Haberman has been working with digital art since 1985. Her first computer was a Macintosh 512K with a 9-inch monochrome monitor on which she dabbled with creating 2-bit art and printing to a 300 dpi black and white laser printer. Haberman has spent the past 18 years running her own graphic design business, Desktop Design, and 17 years teaching computer graphics, concentrating on Photoshop, Illustrator, Quark XPress and Dreamweaver. She is the founder and Creative Director of Oak Creek Printworks and Oak Creek Marketplace. Haberman currently teaches at Moorpark College, in Moorpark, CA and creates digital art on her Macintosh G4 dual processor and prints to a Minolta CF2002 digital laser printer.
Nancy Haberman has been working with digital art since 1985. Her first computer was a Macintosh 512K with a 9-inch monochrome monitor on which she dabbled with creating 2-bit art and printing to a 300 dpi black and white laser printer. Haberman has spent the past 18 years running her own graphic design business, Desktop Design, and 17 years teaching computer graphics, concentrating on Photoshop, Illustrator, Quark XPress and Dreamweaver. She is the founder and Creative Director of Oak Creek Printworks and Oak Creek Marketplace. Haberman currently teaches at Moorpark College, in Moorpark, CA and creates digital art on her Macintosh G4 dual processor and prints to a Minolta CF2002 digital laser printer.