I am here today to share some insight into one of my pages, Dare to Say It. I am purposeful when I scrap, picking elements that communicate my theme and work with my photos.
First and foremost, the photo is the key. I love to emphasis the photo first and make all other elements work from there.
I wanted to convey that I am happy with my communication style. I like to say it directly, put it on the table. So a photo with my smiling was a must. I worked with the fact that I am gazing upward, making sure the rest of my page elements moved from there. I used the newspaper print and all the frames. To me, the rectangles represent tables. I combined some stickers, some with color, and even drew some.
I made the wood veneer shape a major focal point by placing the red paper under the opening. It is a pop of bold color on a monochromatic page. Speaking of monochromatic, I decided to use a title that was the same tone as the background paper. I think the size of the letters make them stand out, but not too much. Kinda like my ability to be direct.
I told my story on a sticker from the Pebbles sheet. It was just enough words to communicate my thoughts.
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