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Frame 1: How it started; with Ricky's idea and imagination. He sketched it on the cardboard, Kievo drew it on the canvas, him and Kievo painted it together. Frame 2: The finished work of art!! Not to mention how Ricky cooked for himself and team mates last night and... show more

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