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different memory methods advantages and disadvantages

I have different pictures for each sticker, and I think it helps avoiding confusions

if you have similar images for the stickers on a piece, you might get yourself in trouble, not knowing exactly which sticker you had

ok thanks. i'm going to try and make a list.

edit: i made a list for the edges now. and it seems to be a nice memo method. because i use M2 and i want to memo in pairs, i think i'm going to use P A O P. (so to use your example: Izzard holding ball vader.) so i can memo 4 stickers in one picture. thats 3 pictures for the edges, and 2 for corners.
but one more question, should i try to use the same list for the edges too, or should i make a new one. the benefit of one list could be that there is less to remember. on the other hand it could confuse too. so what would you recommend?
 
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I scanned trough 5 pages and couldn't find how I do it. I now use the same for both single BLD and mulit. I've got two sets of images for every sticker on the cube. One is a person, the other one is an action or a thing. I then use journey method and place a person doing something in a location. This is nothing special but it works great with M2 because I know if it's a person the centers are right and if it's an action or thing centers are wrong.

martijn_cube: I'd recommend a new list for edges.
 
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