***CLOSED*** WINNER ANNOUNCED - Game: Spot The Bullseye!

[Lynnette]

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Hey Campers!

I'm excited to be here hosting a game for Week 8 - can you believe it's been 8 weeks already? Time flies when you're having fun!

For this game, we're going to spot the bullseye... so grab your binoculars because it’s time to sharpen our aim! Head into the gallery and find a layout with a strong focal point OR awesome use of circles. Share the link and tell us what makes it a ‘bullseye’ in your book!

Here's one I found that uses to create a strong focal point, Hike by @zinzilah uses the diagonal lines and an arrow to pull the focus to the photo. She also uses the rule of thirds principle, placing her photo subjects in the bottom right third of the page to further create a strong focal point:



And here's one with an awesome use of circles, My World by @Roxana features circles as the prominent design element:



Bonus points if you leave some love in the gallery while you're there
I can't wait to see what you find!

Important Info
Deadline:
Enter as directed by September 3 at 11:59 p.m. EDT. Be sure to log your progress in your individual tracking thread within Summer Camp 2025 - Layouts & Game Links if you are wanting to participate in the additional prizes.

Prize:
One random winner will be selected from the eligible entries to receive a $5 Lilypad gift certificate.

 

[cfile]

Spot the Bullseye


This page by Sylvia @*sylvia* the sketch of the girl framed is one part of the reason I like this..

The bullseye is created by the framing, but most importantly by the string enveloping the eye of the girl in the frame. The paint splotch with the "this moment" word strip has your eye follow the direct line to the framed sketch... very soothing colors of the peachy skin tone backgrounds with the gray, black, white, red and peach color scheme. Definitely a "Bullseye" in my book!

 

[Dady]

I found this nice page from @echoes77 where a lot of circles are used.

 

[CathQuillScrap]

I went searching the the gallery for circle layouts but this one caught my eye straight away... there is a huge circle in the photo but the focus is on the boy... created by the treatment of lifting just that part of the picture and tucking stuff under it... this really does wow me

 

[ajm]

This layout by @garrynkim caught my eye. Love how the circles, frames and arrows pull everything together around the photo and make it really stand out!

 

[Gaelle]

I love this page by @Lynne-Marie with the big target and her story about the photo.

 

[trekmom]

This super fun page by @Lynne-Marie certainly fits the bill.

 

[Angela Toucan]

this one by @cfile is absolutely awesome. That perfect paper really bring the focus to that photo - and the paper is themed to match too.

 

[scrapchyck]

I decided to browse a specific scrapper's gallery to find a layout for this game. I chose @tammybean004 because she always inspires me. I might have to scraplift this page for the Bull's Eye Challenge!

 

[HeatherB]

Love this fantastic page from @marijke, perfect for this game. The obvious bullseye, including the journaling extending the circles and the central photo, then additional circle cutouts, perfection!

 

[Kiana]

Here's one with a center "bullseye" and focal photo by @wombat146

 

[Annsofie]

This page by @flowersgal is a perfect example of bullseye with the central circle and the fun triangles matting the circle. Great choice of colors too.

 

[BLKinOR]

This layout by @trekmom stood out to me with the glowing circle around the artwork she used.

 

[chai]

This layout by @elwaechter is a great use of circles--and it is so unexpected for a landscape photo.

 

[amien1]

This one by @bjc - I love the orange circle mat to really capture the focal point- but also the arrows pointing at her adorable photos really bring home the bullseye!

 

[umyesh]

I love this one with offset circles!

 

[jagruti patel]

This is a great example!

 

[cinderella]

A great example by Kiana!

 

[Janisn]

I like the focus of the circle around the woman in this layout by @Dady

 

[Brendazzle]

I love how @Aerobigirl used BIG circular photos to draw the eye to her daughter's fantastic sunglasses. The stitching and matting around the photos further draw my eye in (plus the purple is also a fave)