For my yearbook spread, I used printed photos, highlighters, and ink on white and grid paper. I spent little time planning the layout as I wanted the process of making my spread to be natural and organic, though the initial inspiration were collages and bullet journal spreads that I often browse online. I decided to use the photo of myself on the left page to be the main photo as you will always find me holding up a peace sign and smiling with my eyes half-closed if I was ever asked to have my photo taken. On the left page, the grid of photos show some of my favourite people, things, and memories, most of which were from this past summer. Another purpose of the photos is to showcase my interest in photography, as most of the photos were taken by me. Ultimately, I would give myself an 8/10 on this assignment. Although the two different types of paper were intentional, I wish the pages were a little more cohesive, as the only things tying the two pages together are the highlighter doodles and printed photos.
