Project 2 Week 2

 Hello creative friends. This week I have been playing around with the way I write posts and one thing i have noticed is some information is more important then the rest.. this information deserves to pop out or be noticed more. To make this happen here is a guide line.

1. Break it down

2. Bold it out.

3. Keep it short

4. Space it out

All these things help get the point across in their own way. These are just a few tweaks that are not difficult but make a world of difference in the visual. This is my yard sale poster. What do you think? I don't know how to make this wrap around my picture yet, but maybe next week. lol


The 1st thing I learned to do is break down the information into sections. What is the message that I want the reader to see most? Make sure that the most important information "pops" out at them!

That would be the bolding it out!

Then, to keep it short and sweet, so they don't lose interest in reading it.

 I have learned the better your spacing and use of the margins, the more it helps keep the reader interested and informed.


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