Have you ever had that experience wherein after attaching the series of pictures to your LO, you find the lines separating the pictures to be distracting? Also, there might be items in the picture you wish wasn't there, or worse, you made a mistake just before putting the finishing touches to your LO. This happens to me once in a while (oh all right, a lot 'more' than once), and my usual solution for this dilemma are either create a distraction or camouflage the annoying item. In this LO, you will notice that I intentionally overlapped the swirl on the lines separating the pictures. Additionally, I placed a circle cut-out on the uneven grass line (Nita laments: "it was almost perfect, the last 2 pictures have already aligned - Bah!"). These are diversionary tactics I employ to hide an imperfection in the picture or the LO. Just make sure though that the camouflage wouldn't over-power the pictures or else it would defeat the purpose. Now I just hope I didn't over-power mine ~ LOL. Tell me what you think :D
Journaling Reads: Follow your dreams as you would chase these bubbles, with flight on your feet and joy in your heart.
Materials Used: WRMK Precious Metal Pewter Press Cinta & Jardin pps; Bazzill cs; Daisy D's journaling cardstock; Craft Express chipboard alphabet; Reeve's glitter glue; Acrylic Paint; 2mm thk. Daris Foamies.
Other Materials: Simply Scrappy circle template; Funky Brush Sizzlits alphabet.
2 comments:
Nita! I think this is your best layout yet! Uy, pero teka na-distract ako dun sa scrolling layouts mo! May magaganda ka din palang tinatago ha!
I love this! Ang linis and, yes, you did make the photos look like it was one long photo! How ever do you come up with these ideas!
Nina
i just just just love your layout!!! the pictures are so great, may continuity which really made your layout a real standout. i also love how you blend the colors and the style itself is just so cute and artistic. yeah, neat. laging neat ang layout mo and thats an important aspect in scrapbooking!
cabbie
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