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Monday 4 October 2010

An Added Touch

Lettering. Do you like this added touch? Is the font all right? The size? Redundant?

I like it.

Thank-you for liking it, too.

Shannon Lee

Posted by Shannon Lee on Monday, October 04, 2010

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