Hooped Up

To thank LeBron James for being awesome at basketball and sneaker sales. Nike commissioned this ill mural to commemorate LBJ’s fourth MVP award in five years. Set to stay up for a full year, the piece was unveiled during Miami’s Art Walk.

The black and white mural features the word “MVP” four times, multiple Larry O’Brien trophies, a futuristic depiction of LeBron about to slam and a host of other cool details. It also features a steel decorated “MVP” logo which sits at the edge of the sidewalk. See more of this piece below.

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Kenneth Faried illustrated by Korean artist Min-suk KIM aka Kwang33.

Designed by Michael Farhat (@ArtMobb), and purchased by Deron Williams after the Nets played the Lakers in Los Angeles.

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Designer Ishaan Mishra (@source24) created this Joakim Noah piece to reflect the passion, pride and hustle the Bulls all-star displays on a nightly basis.

A cartoon inspired Michael Jordan piece by Kevin Cuyt (@kevincuyt) from Hoboken, Antwerp.

A Kobe Bryant watercolour piece by Daniel Berea from Barcelona, Spain.

Picture it, Sicily New York City 1994. Head coach Pat Riley has influence on assembling a Knicks roster built on defense, hustle and intimidation. His eight man deep rotation recreated here by artist Henry Kaye (@HoopDreamInk) includes Charles Smith, Charles Oakley, Patrick Ewing, Anthony Mason, Derek Harper, Greg Anthony, John Starks and Doc Rivers who bruised opponents all the way to an eastern conference best 57-25 record and the NBA Finals. Those were the old days man, the bad days, the all-or-nothing days.

Designed by Michael Farhat (@ArtMobb), this is exactly how cool Kobe Bryant will look when he returns from his injury and drops 30 points in his first game back with the Lakers, with or without Dwight Howard. We miss you Bean.