Defining the Theme When Making a Photo Book

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Duration: 10:42

An essential step when making a photo book is deciding what the book’s theme is. In this session, you receive a wealth of tips to help you decide which theme is best for your book. It walks you through an actual book, discussing ways to incorporate your theme from the front cover to the back and all the pages in between.

The session also includes details on how to carry out the theme you’ve chosen throughout the text, layout, fonts, and other aspects of the design. This session frees your creativity to make your book truly your own and helps make your book the ultimate page-turner.

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