Yes - the contrast of the circular shells against the larger squares, as well as the contrast of the dark background behind the lighter photo.This one by @MDiane ! Maybe not real circles, but the way the shells draw you eye right up to the photo. Love the way she chose the background paper to match colors in photo.
I might need to lift this one, too! I love the radiating lines, and that she's got a variety of different elements & word art on each line.This one by @carrie1977 is a perfect bullseye layout! I've had this one saved for a potential scraplift for forever!
This is such a neat design! I love the repetition of the arrows, word bits, and circular elements.
Love the way @CathQuillScrap keeps everything moving toward the center and tells the story in the process. You certainly understand the strength of the central word art once you have read the journaling.
This is such a clever way to emphasize the focal point!I chose this lovely one from mcurtt. I just love how the photo is highlighted by duplicating it and popping the focal point in a frame
Love how the circle is completed with the pattern paper!
Great use of circles!I just love the use of circles in this page from @rubygirl 's gallery. Everything looks amazing, the photos combined with the patterned paper and round stickers, the colors matching the photos, really beautiful put together:
This is great! I noticed how everything on the page is circular & has movement to it, except the photo and wordstrips, which really helps draw your eye to them.I LOVE this page by @Roxana The white background with the circle stamp pattern is so lovely with her neutrals and pastels to create a little cluster by her beautiful photo. The string adds just the right touch of movement on the page.
Love the circle frames, and how she used a different color for each one!
This is fantastic, I love the way the circular text looks too!I love this one by @curio The use of the circles is amazing and the photo in the circle seals the deal!
Great choice! Love the use of neutrals, and light & dark.This page by @tanteva is a perfect example of drawing the eyes to the page! Love that large title & the darkest paper being the one to back the photo.
