[quote="Wordsworth"]If I have autographed photos of people as their characters, I print out a couple of small photos of the person on regular paper as either themselves or as another character for which they are well known to kind of give an idea of who the person is. I also cut out a small description box and notate on it who the person is and what shows they appeared in.[/quote]
Thanks for the idea! I'll keep it in mind! {up}

If I have autographed photos of people as their characters, I print out a couple of small photos of the person on regular paper as either themselves or as another character for which they are well known to kind of give an idea of who the person is. I also cut out a small description box and notate on it who the person is and what shows they appeared in.

I'm finally starting to put together a scrapbook for my LOST collection. This is my first attempt to make an autograph scrapbook (I'll be making 4 altogether). I've posted the links with pictures of what I have so far. Let me know what you think! I'm looking for suggestions on ways to improve it/make it look better, etc. One thing I noticed is that the pages look bland or a little too white, I guess. I thought about maybe adding a border around the page or something.

Also, should I keep each page the same (same font, placement of photos) or should I change it up? If someone is looking at it, I don't want it to get boring.

http://imgur.com/AgWBiTg
http://imgur.com/FT4GJru (I only have one autographed picture for Evangeline Lilly, so I'm just going to put quotes on the other page. I hope it doesn't look too plain)


Let me know if you have any suggestions!

Thanks,
Mark