Such images/illustrations offered by catalogs are often poor, but thanks to google and all stamp buddies out there, it is almost always possible to find good images of any variety. If possible, use SVG graphics in your template. Simply for making it easier to remember what to look for when trying to fill those extra 'variety-boxes' as well. I created the template because I couldn't find a usable template for a whitepaper on the web.
Comes with a one-column layout that supports large call-outs on the side. However I do like to include 'snip-outs' (zoomed-in illustrations) of different types, varieties etc. You saved me from trying to scrounge up a ruler. A simple template for a whitepaper or E-Book.
I've been creating my own pages for some time now, and prefer my pages as 'clean' as possible - so I am in the 'no-images-club' As a WW collector, I have so many empty boxes that if all those were filled with images it would 'steal' from the stamps I actually have. Interesting question and viewpoints guys!
