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Why every creative should sign up for Adobe Max Miami online (it's free!)

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Adobe MAX LA 2023 was my first experience at the world-leading creative conference, and it was quite unlike any other I've had. Packed full of the globe's most creative minds, from photographers and videographers to illustrators, designers and artists, it was a hive of ideas, inspiration and cutting-edge information. Whether you’re a creative pro, a social-first content creator or a student, it’s a community I think every creative would benefit from joining.

This year, the in-person conference is going to be held at the Miami Beach Convention Center, Florida. Not only is attendance limited, I'm aware it's not easy for UK creatives to simply hop over there to experience all it has to offer (though if you can, you absolutely should). That's why it's brilliant that Adobe MAX Miami will be streamed online, including the exciting keynotes and over 50 creative sessions designed to teach you new processes and spark inspiration. Even better? Adobe MAX online is totally free and open to everyone – all you have to do is register in time. But be warned, the dates are October 14-15 so you don't have long to get involved.

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