The Weekly Sketchbook: 22. Baseball Game

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Friday, June 29, 2012

Wednesday, June 27, 2012

Baseball

Sorry I am late. My printer won't scan anymore! But there is an alternative fuel for this professional. USB! Thanks Matt for the help! :) (I mostly did it by myself though!)

Saturday, June 9, 2012

Friday, June 8, 2012

Little League Games are not exciting as you think....

This literary how Little League looks like while being played.The man on first is fixing his cup which on my last team a whole lot of people did that.If you do not know the kind of cup i am talking about look it up online.On second he is pretending to pitch and the man on third is throwing his glove in the air.So this is a game (in my opinion)in Little League.

Baseball Game

My week topic is baseball.
Thanks again Ben for letting me join the Weekly Sketchbook.

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