The “A to Z”s of Yearbook – Page 8

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“P is for Photography” – The ABCs of Photography

A picture is worth 1,000 words...but only if it captures a moment, contains action/emotion, and is cropped correctly. So, remember the “ABCs of Photography” when shooting/choosing photos: Angle - A view from above or below provides a stronger center of...continue reading

“R is for Rule Lines” – How to use them as a design element

Also known as strokes, these are graphic lines used to enhance the look of a page design or to help with the hierarchy of elements. Elements that are framed draw more attention and thus demand that we look at them...continue reading

“Q is for Quick Read” – Because no one wants to read large blocks of text

A quick read is a trendy way to include additional coverage packages in your yearbook. The quick read is something the reader can quickly scan and get another piece of the story that makes up an event or season. Some...continue reading