Forget that fancy Adobe Photoshop program, former St. Louis Cardinal Fernando Tatis has found a truly revolutionary way to produce digital art.
The former outfielder, who once hit two grand slams in one inning, recently discovered a program on his computer where he can create one-of-a-kind works of art.
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Tatis has been shining his creative light on Twitter for a few days, sharing some of his artistic gems with the world.
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In case anyone thinks Tatis may have taken a class or learned his skill from somewhere else, he cleared that up in a tweet, too.
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You can’t teach this stuff, folks.
Photo via Twitter/@FernandoTatis17
Photo of the Night
The best (or creepiest) Tim Duncan photobomb you’ll ever see.
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Tweet of the Night
It could also be known as a pound sign.
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Video of the Night
Nate Robinson, LeBron James and a number of other NBA players showcase the best dance moves from the 2012-13 regular season.
