The Healer’s Touch (Days of Messiah Book 1)

June 11, 2016

The Healer’s Touch (Days of Messiah Book 1)

Pro Tip: Head, or no head. Not half a head.

bad font choice layers upon layers

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8 years ago

Hooray MS Word Art adding shadows to papyrus, and for titles lobotomizing people!

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8 years ago

The Healer’s T ouch!

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