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Your Kid Doesn’t Need to Be LeBron or Serena
Illustration by
Nick Little
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Your Kid Doesn’t Need to Be LeBron or Serena
published by
New York Times
on
July 21, 2020
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Illustrator

Nick Little

Art Director

Subject

sports
children
parenting

Tone

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comedic
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flowing
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energetic

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pixel
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baseball
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animated
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shadows
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solid background
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children
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motion
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eyes
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ball
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basketball
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tennis
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person
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patterns

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