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Photo Collage Scope of Work

Creative studios, lifestyle, education, community and social-led brands wanting a warm handmade scrapbook feel; layered tilted photo cutouts, washi-tape and pushpin accents, torn-paper edges and a kraft-paper ground carrying marker handwriting.

Best forCreative studios, lifestyle, education, community and social-led brands wanting a warm handmade scrapbook feel; layered tilted photo cutouts, washi-tape and pushpin accents, torn-paper edges and a kraft-paper ground carrying marker handwriting. Imagery-forward and eclectic.

Style: Playful · Scrapbook
Mood: Playful · Handmade · Eclectic
Typography: Serif + sans

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What's inside

The Photo Collage style sets the mood; this is the structure underneath. Waxe writes every section for you and lays it out to match your brand.

Project summary & objectives
Itemised workstreams & effort
Deliverables
Milestones & timeline
Acceptance criteria
Assumptions & dependencies
Out-of-scope & exclusions

A closer look at Photo Collage

Photo Collage looks like it was made by hand on a kitchen table, playful, eclectic, a little untidy in the most deliberate way. It is scrapbook logic applied to a scope of work, and warmth is the whole point, right down to the visible tape and the tilt of every cutout.

A kraft-paper ground carries layered, tilted photo cutouts, washi tape and pushpin accents, with torn edges standing in for hard rules. Marker-style handwriting mixes with a display face for headings, and the composition leans imagery-forward, letting pictures do more of the talking than type does anywhere on the page.

Creative studios, lifestyle brands, schools and community organisations with a personal, imagery-led story to tell suit this best. Choose it when a scope of work should feel assembled by someone who cares, not output by a system, a welcome pack, a yearbook, a community update people actually want to keep.

The detail that makes this style sing in a scope of work is the pushpin, a small, specific object that tricks the eye into reading a flat page as something physically layered, pinned together rather than printed and stapled in the usual way.

This particular collage is a demo board only; send Waxe your own photos, colours and logo and it pins together a scope of work built from your own scraps, trimmed, taped and ready the moment you approve it.