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12019-05-07T15:20:53-07:00Rylee Rucker145774e89599fc9d29e5fb0cad5c978fe2693c1a338652plain2019-05-07T15:23:19-07:00Rylee Rucker145774e89599fc9d29e5fb0cad5c978fe2693c1aBecause of the chair's shadow and the stillness of this image, the "scroll" icon has become difficult to see. On the actual site, the picture shifts slightly and a moving underline help to make this button more visible.
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12019-05-06T23:17:55-07:00Rylee Rucker145774e89599fc9d29e5fb0cad5c978fe2693c1aMikiya Homepage4A white background, with a wooden chair with a turquoise cushion as the focus. In the center of the screen are the words 'Mikiya Kobayashi' in black text, and at the bottom of the page is the word 'scroll'.media/Mikiya.pngplain2019-05-07T15:34:11-07:00Rylee Rucker145774e89599fc9d29e5fb0cad5c978fe2693c1a
