Amy Ngo

Amy Ngo. Based in Campbell.

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Minted on Oct 17 2014
amyngo.portfoliobox.net
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About Amy Ngo

Amy is a graphic designer and design consultant in sunny Milpitas, California. She specializes in watercolors and buildings custom maps and illustrations for events such as weddings, birthdays, and art pieces. When not working on a project, you can find Amy reading a good book, seeking out the great foods in the surrounding areas, and finding joy in the little things in life with her loved ones!

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