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1. Although this topic is not for me, Noell, you did a great job and the video itself was awesome produced, as I am used to from the Hyman family!

   Keep up the great work!

   Comment by Lee Andrew — October 16, 2006 @ 9:46 pm

2. I never missed one episode of Izzy video podcast, really helped a lot. Great job, THANKS.

   As to Paperclipping, I like it very much, though I’m not quite familiar with it. But the Visual Triangle theory is still same useful, especially to a rookie designer like me.

   I will stay tuned to your podcast. awesome work!

   ps. I am from China

   Comment by coin — October 16, 2006 @ 11:37 pm

3. Great pilot episode! I hope your husband decides to pick up the series for a whole season!

   I can’t wait for the episode on the more advanced technique, visual dodecahedrons.

   Comment by Jason — October 17, 2006 @ 7:40 am

4. Great job Noell. Your first episode was simple but very informative. My wife loves to scrapbook and I am going to try and motivate her to take your challenge.

   Comment by hoodoo — October 17, 2006 @ 9:46 am

5. Hey!!! It is so nice to see all the talents coming from the Hyman family.
   Congratulations!!!
   It is a great job and keep the good work!!!

   Comment by Carlos Cuervo — October 17, 2006 @ 3:14 pm

6. Nice delivery Noell. You look very comfortable on camera.
   Looks like you found a way to nudge me a little closer to getting started!

   Comment by Tami — October 18, 2006 @ 5:37 am

7. we love your podcast.
   we are from mexico.
   please continue shering your talentes with us.
   thanks

   Comment by lolo — October 18, 2006 @ 7:00 pm

8. AMAZING !!

   its really nice to see all these podcasts from the Hyman’s Family …
   Paperclipping … great name , great Podcast and great host … :)

   Thanks a lot for your podcasts

   Comment by Salehmeka — October 19, 2006 @ 1:57 am

9. I am from Brazil and a huge fan of Izzy Video and Woven shadows. I always learn something from these shows. Thank you Hyman family for sharing your knowledge ! It is one of the things that when divided with someone you do not stay with half, but receive much more in exchange. Noell congratulations for your first show !

   Comment by Alexandre Akira Takamatsu — October 22, 2006 @ 6:46 pm

10. My husband listens to your husband’s podcasts all the time. When he saw yours he immediately had me watch it as well. I am a professional photographer who has never done scrapbooking, but we recently made an extremely memorable trip with our kids (the 1st time in 5 yrs. we had all been together) and I decided I wanted to scrapbook my pictures this time. I am familiar with triangles in photography but was very interested to see the application in scrapbooking. I look forward to seeing more of you.

    Comment by Joi — October 23, 2006 @ 9:46 am

11. Hi, I’m Benjamin Faz from Mexico and my friends call me Magnusfaz.
    I would like to know everything about scrapbooking. I´m a Filmmaker student but also a rookie designer, and to be honest, I am very interested in the topic.

    Great work.

    Comment by Benjamin Faz — November 8, 2006 @ 11:07 am

12. A very interesting topic presented very well! I think that you chose a really good topic to start off with…complex enough to make me curious and explained well enough to make me feel like I could apply the principals too.

    I look forward to more video podcasts from you!

    Comment by Taural Rhoden — November 14, 2006 @ 1:05 pm

13. A well done and informative presentation. Do you think the concept of visual triangles can transfer to other forms of media e.g. PowerPoint presentations or webpage design?

    Comment by Tim — November 26, 2006 @ 6:51 am

14. [...] The idea is to repeat a visual element 3 times to bring attention to the center of the triangle and to give a sense of balance. I got the idea from paperclipping, a podcast about scrap-booking. I’m curious to see if the idea can be integrated into photography.- Link Share and Enjoy:These icons link to social bookmarking sites where readers can share and discover new web pages. [...]

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15. ¡Hello!. My name is Ainhoa and I´m writing to you from Málaga, at the south of Spain. You did a great job and I can´t wait for your next video. ¡Thank you so much!

    Comment by Ainhoa — September 27, 2007 @ 6:36 pm

16. [...] Todo artesanías Entrevistas, Tutoriales, Técnicas, Diseño, Arquitectura, Tendencias « Tutorial: Curso de Fotografía Trípode 4 Scrapbook tutorial Octubre 12th, 2007 Encontrarás un tutorial completo de scrapbooking en vídeo y en idioma anglosajón pero que se entiende perfectamente, en el lateral derecho de esta web de scrapbook encuentras todos los vídeos que también puedes descargar en tu ordenador, yo les dejo el enlace al número 1 pinchando aquí ó en la foto abajo. [...]

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17. I love your videos. I’m addicted to them. I’m almost done watching them all.

    Comment by Maria Ellis — February 7, 2008 @ 12:27 pm

18. As someone without a graphic design background, scrapbooking a great layout can be intimidating at times. Thanks for the tutorials on the elements of design. It really helps and keep up the awesome work!

    Comment by Cindy Gardner — February 9, 2008 @ 10:57 am

19. [...] established what your focal point is, all the other applicable design principles come into play: visual triangles, anchoring, the Rule Of Thirds, [...]

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20. [...] and I both are very conscious of placing visual triangles on our layouts. Note her triangle of black and cream circles with crystal buttons, and my three [...]

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