Ah, the bubble man again! This layout is next level, my friend!

So delicate. Love the raindrops (and I relate to them after all the rain we've been having this summer!)

Lovely emphasis on the portraiture over this spread!

What photos! Beautiful work here!

Beautiful photo treatment with the extraction and the trees! Eye-catching!

Another spread for my Family Vacation 2023 album, speeding right along in the aA Travel Project 2023 class. My book combines a variety of templates, including FotoInspired, which I use when an event's photos aren't particularly blendy. It's working out really nicely, and I'm enjoying the...

For my Family Vacation 2023 album, done in the ongoing aA Travel Project 2023 class. I combined an Artsy Layered Template (left) and an album template (right) in this spread, with a big iPhone extraction down the middle. Since this page will be on the left of a lay-flat book, I am not concerned...

This is strangely beautiful...or beautifully strange. Either way, you did a knock-out job with Whizzo!

What a burst of beauty! The sunflowers go beautifully with the Artplay Palette!

Loving the perspective down the dock. And I too love your signpost!

The first thing I noticed was the color change! Not looking at all Pacific on the right-hand page. Beautifully captured!

Loving the deep purple and what an honor to be offered a nest sighting. I know from experience how closely those secrets are held.

This is amazing--the pages work so well together, with the zigzag image arrangement that you created. Also...and how the heck did you do this?...you maintained spaciousness despite very complete documentation. I tend to go all Magical Mystery Tour when I have a lot of info to include, but you...

Thanks! I am having a ball with those codes throughout the album. To think they scared me at first. Ha!

I'm looking forward to Christmas when the kids get their copies of the album and realize there are embedded videos. Yay, interactivity!

For my family vacation 2023 album from the aA Project class: A FotoInspired spread about Cape Cod ice cream. My newest grand got his first taste of the good stuff. Added the white stitched frame on the bottom left to fill the space because I couldn't find space for a balancing embellishment...

Many, many thanks!

Thank you!

Always :)

Thanks. This was actually a slide, which I scanned into a jpeg on a cheap printer/scanner, so really challenging as I'm sure you can imagine. Part of a gazillion boxes of slides (mostly of fish caught) that I found in my father's house when I cleaned it out.