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[Lis Viggers]

Christmas Greetings to everyone.

I need a little help here: I am making af Yearbook (I don't write very much text in my photobooks). But in a yearbook I write the name on the month (January, February and so on).

I write it with Black letters (12 pt) on a White background and then I make a shadow on it, but do you have other suggestions?

[Reisetante]

Hi Lis,

why do you want to use only black and white with a shadow? You could choose colours fitting to the months or seasons, sort of white or light blue for winter (January - to March), spring colours like yeloow or green for the spring months and so on...

If you have Power Point you can create nice effects in Power Point and copy it into the photo book.

View the topic here:

https://www.cewe-community.com/forum/vi ... =83&t=8411

[Lis Viggers]

"why do you want to use only black and white with a shadow? "

That is exactly my "problem", I want to make it a little more interesting!

Unfortunately I don't have Power Point, it has to be created by the CEWE-options.

Thanks for the link!

[Frauke]

Hi Lis,

perhaps you can make a small information board.
Look here: http://www.cewe-community.com/forum/vie ... 34&start=0


This is an example for a small information board for a yearbook
http://www.cewe-community.com/forum/vie ... =15#p98854

[DSL-schnell]

From my last yearbook
With a clipart from categorie "scrap design", just in the right corner

 

 

 

Greetings DSL-schnell

[Lis Viggers]

Dear Reisetante, Frauke and DSL-Schnell,

Thank you very much for your very interesting suggestions. It is so nice with a little inspiration

[okular]

Lis Viggers hat geschrieben:

Unfortunately I don't have Power Point

Dear Lis,

it's not necessary to have Power Point.
You also can use the possibilities of LibreOffice or OpenOffice:
This ist the danish download-link:
http://da.libreoffice.org/
bzw. deutsch:
http://de.libreoffice.org/

This is an example produced by LibreOffice - DRAW --> Fontwork-Form

 

The same feature (Fontwork-Form) you will find in LibreOffice IMPRESS (comparable with Power Point).