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Swoop - Vector artwork

Swoop - Vector artwork
Artist:
Matthew Taylor
Date:
14 September 1998

Comments by the artist

This is my tribute to the Australian band Swoop. They have some funky songs!

View a larger version of Swoop (Digital artwork) on my new website.

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