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April 14, 2008

♥ Postcard - Rough Drafts

Here is the back and front for the first postcard. I know I broke the 2 font max rule, but I believe that the use of multiple styles of fonts helps describe what culture the words are from.

Here's the next set. I really love how the front turned out (with all the flags). The only thing I'm questioning is the backside. It's alright, but it's very similar to the back of the other postcard. *shrugs*

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