Tuesday, November 17, 2015

Sept-Oct Graphics in Review

Wont go into too much detail on any of these. The first bunch are the ones I liked the most for the months of September and October. Click on the 'Read more' link if you would like to see nearly all the graphics I created for these months. Hope you enjoy



















































































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