Prompt for July 5th. Hoping participants are in full SWING
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Winslow Homer: Girl On A Swing
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Great prompt, Julie! Now to figure which kind of swing to doodle. Bat, racket, playground, dancing, …
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Hope you have some fun with it!
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Oh what a fun doodle prompt! Thanks Julie
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Weeeeee!
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