So in case you are wondering if I am a scrapbooker . . . the answer is yes. I have been a scrapbooker for the past 17 years (“well” over half my life!) and my personal style/ technique has made the journey from sticky pages and cute sticker decor, to brightly colored 8.5×11 cardstock, to 12×12 ultra-textured & 3-D embellished pages and then . . .
I became a mother of two. I did keep up with all of the scrapping through college and the first few years of marriage and motherhood, but keeping up with the paper scrappin’ is downright impossible when you shoot as many pictures as I do. What to do? Will my first child have bragging rights about her beautiful scrapbooks and the other two will have to search for “the missing years” of their life histories?
Hopefully not, as their photographed & journaled memories do exist somewhere (on my computer). I am a huge photoshop fan (I own 3 versions and am anxiously awaiting the delivery of my CS3 Creative Suite from the UPS guy!!) and I’m a completely digital photographer nowadays. What could be a better solution than
I could officially be the next spokesperson for digital scrapbooking. This is the direction that scrapbooking is going, thanks to a revolution in digital photography, online printing and awesome digital scrapbooking product designers. We are currently working on launching our digital scrapbooking products on a sister site to studiocharm.com and I can hardly wait.
So here is M. and a real (digital) page from an outing last week. Enjoy the sneak peak of some fun digi products to be featured on our digital scrapbooking site.
{BTW, I LOVE this baby!}
