I think I may have mentioned before . . .
I can never have enough storyboards!
Did I say that before?
I just can’t remember.
Okay, so yeah, that’s sarcasm. I say it all the time! :)
So when the brain starts swirling in a direction,
ya just gotta go with the flow.
Therefore, I present to you Storyboard #6:
This kit includes a variety of styles. Generally 8″ or 10″ wide (or long) so that you can print from home or take it to photo printer.
It also includes a fun photobooth template that has square holes so that you can use it for your Instagram-style photos, if’n ya’d like. As well as two 4×6 templates–created with Project Life in mind–so that you can include more photos for any given day or event. Snapshots 1 + 2 would be great for it too.
As with all my recent photo template kits, you can choose to use the template ‘as is’ or add a straight or rounded corner frame. I love being able to decide what I want with just the ‘flick of a switch’, so to speak.
There’s also a couple other templates in this kit that are a little unique. If you look at the example above, you’ll notice that there are two templates where the photos overlap. It’s just kind of a fun way to add a little personality to your amazing photos. But then there are a few more choices for it than the usual borders. Certain images have a larger border as well as a separate image for that border so that you can add shadows separately to those photos.
They look a little something like this:
and this:
So as you can see, it adds a different dimension to the template. So you can use it the regular way, or add that dimension. Just a fun little twist. :)
I also thought it might be nice to show how to use those two particular templates as well as share a fun little tip on using the borders. So here’s the video for you to take a look.
Kerri I ordered the new storyboard It says can’t find it I never got email so Please let me know before I go hittin the paypal button again lol lol xo love it by the way
Genius girl, just genius. I love it when your brain swirls.
I love the templates but every time I try and print them they never fit on an 8×10. I don’t have a printer at home any suggestions
Hey Alisha!
I think I’m going to do a little mini video about this, but in the interim what you could do to be assured you get it to print on within an 8×10 photo sheet is save your storyboard composite as a new JPG, create a new document that’s 8×10, and bring in that JPG onto the 8×10 document and save a new JPG to send to the printer. You could also flatten your storyboard image and then copy it onto the 8×10 document too. This way, if you take it to a photo printer, the document is 8×10 in size and the photo printing place won’t try to size it to accommodate to the 8×10 size. Also make sure your DPI matches up. Both the storyboard and the new 8×10 document should be 300dpi.
Let me know if that helps ya. :)
This is gonna be fun!!!