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I like how the gray is there so the spread doesnt look so empty and there is blank space but not white space

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I like how on the dividers the captions and other pictures go around the main thing in the dominate

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I saw this book in the classroom and really liked the idea of using transparent sheets. I really like the design; My favorite part about the design is how it is simple but not borring.

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I like the colors. I also like the design and the fonts.

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I like how the fonts mix together well.

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I like how the page is simple but very eye catching.

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Love this module with the cut outs and how the space is used

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Still love student adds!

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I like how they have people coming off of the photo.

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I like the glow staff picture

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Love the use of the shapes and how the color ties in

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I like the font they used on the word reaching.

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I like how it appeals to the eye with a pop color is also grey. almost all of our yearbooks are loud and have many colors so i think this is a good idea.

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I like how the title fades into the picture.

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I like how we can get different pictures from different seasons and get polls. It changes up the book a little bit

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Love the fonts and use of design in the background

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I like how they tied the title and subtitle colors with colors used in the photos.

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I like the combination of fonts that compliment each other and draw emphasis to the text.

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I like how they use different fonts for the title (very simple)

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I thought it was cool how they did their "Blast from the Past" and they did captions on students favorite part of their childhood.

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I like how they featured student talents.

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I like how we can see what students do through out the day

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I like the design element in this for the Austin spread.

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Like how the picture continue out of frame, they used theme color as background, and they have the game record on the spread of that sport

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I like this spread (on the right) because of the irregular shapes and how it isn't perfectly aligned.

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I really like how they used the cool font somehow on every page. most yearbooks are just with regular fonts and they changed it up alot.

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I liked how they overlapped the letters and shapes and used blurry photos behind the words

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I like the way the middle text isn't filled in because it puts emphasis on the words, and makes the text look more authentic.

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I like the bright and vibrant colors because it makes the spreads stand out.

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I like the shape outline, the editors of the page are named, and the story is framed with the color

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I like the hexagons it is a good design element.

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This is a unique way to do the index. I like the "merged" photo strip along the bottom

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I like how it is simple but still creative and they worked in the theme well with the book

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I liked how they use the cut outs and incorporated it with the title."From the inside out"

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I like the way the arrows help the modules flow and show the progression of events in the year.

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I liked this spread because of the idea of using a map to show different locations.

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We like these spreads because of how the colors of the fonts and the text boxes match the photos in most of the photos.

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I like this spread because of the font and the idea of thspread. The layout of the spread caught my eye becuase it was different.

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I like the idea of using transparent sheets for dividers.

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This would be a cool idea to use a large photo as a background for a spread

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This would be another interesting way to include tranparencies in the book. It is very subtle but it is there just enough to let you see the text and the photo behind it. This could be cool for dominent photos with stories on the top of them.

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The title looks really cool and I like how it is so much bigger than the subtitle. The transparency behind the text makes it look really neat and it would be very doable for next years book.

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This would be really cool to do for trends. I like the white on top of color

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I like the way these intersecting lines are used to add dimension. May be too similar to 2016, but the dimension is interesting.