Inspiration: The Journey of a Lifetime

December 30, 2013

The perspective(s) and shadows(s) on the text really add something, don’t they?

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Kris

11 years ago

Ruined a perfectly good picture of some chick doing ballet on sand.

Jen

11 years ago

Just spread your wings and (from Peter Pan) “You can fly you can fly you can fly!”
BTW, the author obviously doesn’t give a fig if her name is legible.

James F. Brown

11 years ago

Reply to Jen

@Jen

“the author obviously doesn’t give a fig if her name is legible.”

Well, if this was your book, would you want friends and family to know you’re the author?

Jen

11 years ago

Reply to James F. Brown

@James: Nope.

Sirona

11 years ago

Says it’s by Michael Delaware but I’d say this cover’s more a what than a ware.

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