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Just finished this today. I'm trying to get more depth in my lo's. I get frustrated when they always seem to look so flat and others I see seem to have so much depth.<BR><BR>The journaling reads:<BR><BR>San Diego Wild Animal Park<BR><BR>Lorikeet Landing<BR><BR>I know how hard this was for you, Dude. You’ve always had an innate sense of caution that sometimes prevents you from trying new things. I love it when your curiosity and sense of adventure win out over your cautious side. It produces joyful moments of triumph like this one! You loved having that lorikeet sit on your arm and lap up the nectar out of the tiny plastic cup. You were brave and you did it!<BR><BR>Thanks for looking!<BR><BR>
Products Used
This project uses products from Colorbok, Daisy Ds, Bazzill, Bo Bunny


(I was there at the Park, too!)
Look at you with your layering...you ROCK!
Cheers~
I love the colors you used in this layout. It definetely has some depth to it. Looks great!