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That's My Girl is a captivating artwork that combines vibrant neon colors with striking typography. The artwork features the phrase 'That's My Girl' in a bold, cursive script, with the words 'That's' and 'Girl' in blue and the word 'My' in red. Two baseball bats in red form the letter 'I' in 'My'. Two red heart-shaped balloons are placed strategically to enhance the visual appeal. The artwork is set against a dark background, making the neon colors pop out and creating a captivating visual effect.

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