Inspiring Moments: Encouragement For the Soul

May 23, 2014

Somehow, my soul is not encouraged.

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LydiaFCG

10 years ago

The sixties have exploded all over this book cover.

Karl

10 years ago

Reply to LydiaFCG

I think a better verb would be “vomited.”

LydiaFCG

10 years ago

Reply to Karl

I stand corrected.

10 years ago

Taste the rainbow!

john e. . .

10 years ago

Reply to L.

hah!

Kris

10 years ago

Is the advice as competent as the cover? I’ll pass…

James F. Brown

10 years ago

Somebody bring me a white cane. My eyeballs have been fried. 🙁

invader

10 years ago

Don’t take LSD and make a cover at the same time!

DED

10 years ago

“My God! It’s full of… flowers.”

Sue

10 years ago

Inspiring Moments: Encouragement For the Soul, brought to you by Pantone.

Sirona

10 years ago

Reply to Sue

Bwahahaha! A joke only designers and printers would get. Love it!

Wendy Christopher

10 years ago

Reply to Sue

Hehehe…. after drawing with them – or spending too long sniffing them? 😉

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