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Love tennis word art


Love tennis word art is a distressed metal poster designed by takumipark for Displate. This typographic street art piece features the word 'Love' in red and teal, with the 'L' forming part of a vertical red and teal bar on the left. The word 'Tennis' is spelled vertically in black and red, with the 'T' at the top aligning with the 'T' in 'Love.' A large green circle and several horizontal green lines are positioned at the bottom right, suggesting a tennis ball and court lines. The entire composition is set against a white brick wall texture, making it ideal dorm art or a unique addition to a mancave.

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