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In your graduation era card

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Four years, one very expensive hat. “In your graduation era” is hand lettered above an illustrated portrait in cap and gown. A graduation card for the grad who has been narrating this whole semester in eras.

- Folded size of 4.25 x 5.5 inches
- Blank inside
- Comes with an A2 kraft envelope
- Packaged in a cello sleeve

Illustrated by Katie Valentine, the artist and founder of MangoIllustrated — an independent illustrated stationery and gift brand for people who want products that actually feel like them. Designed and sold directly from the artist.

**Please note, color of the actual card may vary slightly due to the settings of the device you are viewing the listing on.

Copyright - Katie Valentine, MangoIllustrated

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