Memory Book Google Slides Template
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My goal is to create beautiful and intuitive graphic designs for individuals and businesses! I, Kateryna Kyrylova, specialize in a variety of formats, from Google products to Microsoft.
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designed more than 1500 templates for docsandslides.com
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