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Joanna Podias, 14, worked on her original design, influenced by modern Japanese art styles, at the Oceanside Public Library last week. The design was later printed on a T-shirt.
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Ryan Burns, 12, kept his shirt wrinkle-free as the iron-on design finished cooling.
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13-year-old Amanda Lorenzo inked her design for her T-shirt.
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Sabrina Duckworth hung up her manga-inspired T-shirt to let the design set properly.
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Harry LaMagna worked hard on his T-shirt design.
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The Oceanside Public Library gave kids the chance to design and create their own T-shirts late last month.
Using books from the library, kids learned how to draw manga-style characters (manga is a form of Japanese comic book) and created their own original designs, which were then colored and printed on T-shirts.
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