Hooped Up

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

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In case you’re wondering. Deron Williams has two very good ankles these days. As a matter of fact, his ankles are so good, he’s able to throw down reverse dunks like nobody’s business.

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Deron Williams illustrated by Korean artist Min-suk KIM aka Kwang33.

Deron Williams had his dunk of the year last night, because this was the first time he dunked this year. “I didn’t really plan it,” a smiling Williams said after the game. “It’s just something that happened.” Oh boy, this new Deron Williams featuring ankles should be fun to watch, you guys.

H/N NY Post

In the final Road To Brooklyn episode. Watch the condensed version of the Nets battle to build their new home to JAY Z’s opening night concert.

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Deron Williams probably cost Avery Johnson his job due to the “complicated” offensive scheme the former coach of the year ran. It that was heavy reliant on the star player of the team hitting their shots and D-Will voiced his displeasure to the media about this crazy idea, which eventually got Johnson fired. Thanks to artist Jesse Blanchard of 48 Minutes of Hell. You can see how it all went down picture by picture.

Japanese artist Dragon76 melds the spirit of Brooklyn Bridge with the dynamic game of it’s best player Deron Williams in this unique portrait that stays true to his graffiti style.

This promotional video titled “The Brooklyn Movement” reaffirms that I’m liking the simple and cool marketing campaign the Brooklyn Nets are going with more and more.