German site draws your favorite players

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German site draws your favorite players

Tennis Week uses hand-drawn portraits instead of normal head shot

Published Oct 07, 2016

The folks at Tennisweek.de are putting a unique spin on sports reporting. The German site uses hand-drawn portraits of professional tennis players instead of headshots or competition photos.

There are roughly 1,000 portraits of former and current players on the site to date, ranging from retired greats like Steffi Graf to breakout stars like Alexander Zverev.

In addition to producing drawings of your favorite players, the team at Tennisweek reports match results and other tennis news with a focus on German players.

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Thanks to Tennisweek for reminding everyone that tennis can be art and sport at the same time.