Paula, one of your questions was about white space, an important design
element. I think you would benefit greatly from buying and reading Robin
Williams' book, "The Non-Designer's Design Book." Amazon.com has used copies
as cheap as $7.

In fact, you'd benefit from simply reading some of the sample pages from the
book on Amazon. Search Amazon for the book, then under the JPEG of the
cover, click "look in side this book," then click the "excerpt" page
thumbnail. That will take you to the Joshua Tree story, then go to the next
page, "The Four Basic Design Principles." Read that page plus the two
following pages for a good idea of how this book can help you. (She writes
about grouping items together, which may not seem to relate until you
realize that "white space" is the space left over after items are grouped
together.)



Suz


>
>> Paula, I'll have to get back to you later on this, OK?
>>
> No problem, it was a helluva lotta questions....I'll figure it out one
> way or the other...I appreciate all the great tips! No need to add it
> to your TO DO list...
>


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