When you can incorporate visual flow into your scrapbook page design, you’ll guide the viewer’s eye through it, revealing what’s important along the tour.
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So we’ve made it through six principles of design you can use for making sharp scrapbook pages! And we wrapped up with a great principle—flow—because it calls upon you to put everything you’ve learned so far to work. In the next lesson we’ll begin focusing on the key parts of a scrapbook page—look for that lesson in a few days.
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I am really enjoying these lessons, Debbie. I found this lesson brought together all the answers to questions I had with the previous lessons. Sort of wrapped it all up for me so that I could really understand.
Thanks so much for these lessons. They help a whole lot in making my layouts more cohesive.
Oh, thanks for the note! I’m so glad the lessons are useful–and, I know what you mean about this lesson. When I was writing it I felt like I understood things better, myself.
Debbie,
These classes have been wonderful. Love the design principles you’ve illustrated so well. Thank you so very much for all the time you’ve put in here.
Doris (Aka echogirl)
Hi, Doris! So glad you’re taking the class — I’ve been a fan of your pages for a while!
I hadn’t thought of circling as a way to draw the viewer in before. But now I see it’s effectiveness. Thanks for these great tips.
So glad that you gave us such a visual explanation of Flow. This is the first time that I have seen each category explained in detail. This is my third trip back to review a favorite aspect that includes a representative of each. Love the triangle, diagonal, as well oval descriptives. Thank you again for your kindness.
pictures for this lesson had not downloaded after 15 minutes
Hi, Pat. Wld u give it another try ? I’m not sure why the problem earlier. I’ll keep an eye on it tho.