Friday, October 21, 2011

Then & Now... Yesterday & Today Week 7

This week I made another digi layout... I have decided since I started the class with digital layouts, I will finish it this way and eventually I plan to create a coffee table album... At least that's what they call it from where I plan to order it. What this means is the album will be 12 x 12 and it will look much like a picture book, the pages will not be printed separately like they would in a scrapbook album. I like the idea so I'm going with it! I hope to have this completed before Christmas and I will have to go back and re-create at least one double page spread. I might have to add a few extra layouts as the book requires 20 pages... it shouldn't be too difficult!

This page is about my career...

Template is Ali Edwards, Flower paper - Crystal Wilkerson, Graph paper - from designer digitals Haiti Kit.



Have a great weekend!


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14 comments:

  1. Congrats on another layout completed for your project. Great layout - I enjoyed reading about your career journey. I think the idea of a 12x12 coffee table book is great.

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  2. Great layout - the quadrant grid is a design I return to again and again.

    What an interesting career path - I'm always interested in the variety of work that exists within one profession such as nursing

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  3. I really enjoyed reading about your then and now experiences of nursing, maybe I will do something similar as it would be interesting to record those differences.
    PS Did my mad mail art and pressie ever reach you?

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  4. This was such a great read Ginger. I imagine a coffee table book of pages as lovely as this one would be a book to pre over

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  5. Awesome. Such a great memories to put down on paper. You are making me want to revisit this class and catch up on some layouts myself! Enjoy the wine tasting. Sounds fun! :)

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  6. great story and well told. But I'm particularly drawn to the "Men in Black" alien heads of your co-workers! Probably a good story there too!

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  7. Wow, great layout, and great story :) We sponsor a girl in Guatemala, I'm fascinated to know you've been there! And good for you, I have a lot of respect for people who work in the health sector xx

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  8. What a fascinating page, you certainly have seen a wide variety of experiences in your career. This was such an interesting story.

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  9. Really enjoyed reading about your nursing experiences Ginger..and like your idea of a coffee table book!
    Alison xx

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  10. What a eye catching page!!! The contrast between the photos is striking and definitely makes you read the journaling. Fascinating then and now page and fascinating career!

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  11. You have had such a fascinating professional experience Ginger, undoubtedly it makes you a wonderful resource in the role you have now.
    I'm looking forward to seeing this album when it's finished!

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  12. I love the stark contrast in your page and enjoyed reading all about your experiences. Hope you enjoyed the wine tasting yesterday :o)

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  13. So interesting to read and lovely to look at - and to know a little bit more about your dedication and care for others. This is a great then/now page and a coffee table book sounds wonderful. I am still toying with the idea of doing one myself ...

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  14. Great looking layout Ginger. That coffee table book will definitely be something special.

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