I picked up this Back to School chalkboard from Target back when LittleBookLover first started attending preschool and have used it for every back to school photo since then. I wasn’t going to give this it’s own post, but heaven knows I spent an exorbitant amount of time on this project (I don’t even remember how many times I redid the word ‘communication’ alone ) and I need 3 Art projects to get my chameleon badge. So, why pass up the chance to make my first art post when I have an art project just waiting to be shared?
I often get stumped on what style of writing to use for all the different categories, so I turn to Google. I’ve gotten ideas by searching things like chalkboard numbers, chalkboard lettering, chalkboard flourishes, etc. This year, I used a few computer fonts for guidelines (special thanks to Clarendon Wide Regular for giving me the inspiration for the fancy ‘g’ I wanted ). I will very likely continue to use the font strategy in future years.
@AIMR, he really has grown so much! I do love the seeing the pics of all his past years and enjoying the memories. I put all the years in a little photo collage on my phone and it’s so nice to be able to look through them all at once!
Thank you, @wittychild! I also love typography, so I really appreciate the compliment!
Love the way you are capturing the memories. Also love the checkerboard under the Favorite book prompt. Your dapper little man looks excited to start a new year!
It is fun to look back on all the little details and also interesting to see the ways that he’s grown and the ways he’s stayed the same .
I remember being in fifth grade, I felt like such a big kid! Which is funny, because when I look at LittleBookLover, he still seems so little (despite having gotten so big, lol).
Thanks! That was an easy prompt to fill in, so I wrote it out before filling out the one next to it or above it…as a result, that checkerboard had to be fixed a few different times, lol.
You did an amazing job on the board - the colours and the various fonts are just perfect. Littlebooklover looks thrilled and raring to take on fifth grade!