PRETTY PETS - a quick artwork.

   This is a really quick little artwork. Credit for the artwork that inspired me goes to Sedef Yilmabasar. Its something I would use for when students finish their set work early or "time out" is needed by a student. it might even work for a casual/substitute teacher.



 

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