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Philadelphia Eagles Gameday Poster Series 2021

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2023 GAME POSTERS

Week 1: Eagles vs. Patriots

Week 1: Eagles vs. Patriots

Artist: Alloyius Mcilwaine

Philadelphia-born and based artist, Alloyius McIlwaine, paints in a signature style that colorfully combines pop art, street art, and comic book illustration. Whether painting a mural or on canvas, his work dances freely in colored planes, vibrating with geometric abstraction. He often features his symbolic shapes, "Kudoglyphs", which give visual language to positive affirmations. After experimenting with watercolor, acrylic, oil, charcoal, and sculpture, McIlwaine found peace in the abstract, free-styled murals, developed on-site without any expectations of the outcome. McIlwaine has created a vast body of recognizable work recently including national artistic campaigns for NBC Universal, Peacock, Miller Lite, the NFL, Apple TV, Makers Mark, Pressed Juicery, Honeygrow, and more.

Week 2: Vikings vs. Eagles

Week 2: Vikings vs. Eagles

Artist: Pearl Lee

South Philly based tattoo artist, Pearl, has been part of the Omkara Tattoo team since moving here from the DMV in summer of 2021. Located on 5th & Washington, she's been honing her skills under her mentor, Nha Nguyên, a master of large-scale black & grey asian tattoo. Her love for the culture and empowering nature of tattoo is fueled by the love she has received from Philadelphia-growing more eternally grateful with each client who offers her a piece of themselves, no matter how large or small.

Week 3: Eagles vs. Buccaneers

Week 3: Eagles vs. Buccaneers

Artist: Hap

Hap is an illustrator by trade. From character design to environmental design to world building design, they try to cover all the illustrative conceptual bases. Their work combines intricate line-work, intense lighting, striking color-palettes, and complex perspectives. Hap has experience in a variety of conceptual design fields as well as comics, children's books, and puzzle illustrations. They work with both digital and traditional media and enjoy detail oriented and line work heavy projects. Hap just recently graduated from the University of the Arts in Philadelphia, PA, with aBFA in Illustration. They currently remain based in Philly and are looking forward to more career based opportunities for the future.

Week 4: Commanders vs. Eagles

Week 4: Commanders vs. Eagles

Artist: Mario Zucca

Mario is a Philadelphia-based artist, illustrator, and sports enthusiast with nearly two decades of experience drawing and creating artwork out of his home studio in the Mount Airy section of the city. When Mario's not drawing, you can find him hiking in the Wissahickon with his dog Pepper or obsessing over his fantasy football league waiver wire.

Week 5: Eagles vs. Rams

Week 5: Eagles vs. Rams

Artist: Rachel Perciphone

Rachel Perciphone is an artist and professional illustrator creating empowering fantasy art that encourages the viewer to confidently explore their own stories. She is most heavily inspired by mythology, fairy tales, nature, music, and ethereal subjects and her work features strong, diverse characters within magical and colorful worlds. The foundation of her work begins with a detailed pencil drawing, and she uses a mix of digital and traditional media to paint the finished piece. Rachel uses symbolism, shape, and both natural and supernatural elements to explore narratives and emotions. Through depictions of vibrant, feminine, and engaging subjects, her work showcases the idea that our inner strength is both multifaceted and beautiful.

Week 6: Eagles vs. Jets

Week 6: Eagles vs. Jets

Artist: Heather Vaughan

Heather Vaughan is an award winning Illustrator who's work has been featured in a wide range of markets, including: Editorial, Advertising, Publishing, Concept Art, Comics, and Game Art. She has been the recipient of awards and honors from American Illustration, 3x3 Magazine, Communication Arts, and Society of Illustrators Los Angeles. Heather lives and works in Philadelphia PA. When she's not drawing she enjoys long walks along the Schuylkill, smelling the smells at Termini Bros, and drinking far too much coffee while spending time with her partner, their dog, and an ever growing collection of snakes, lizards, and tarantulas.

Week 7: Dolphins vs. Eagles

Week 7: Dolphins vs. Eagles

Artist: Derick Jones

Comic book artist splitting time between philly and Chicago. Stay posi and finish what you start!

Week 8: Eagles vs. Commanders

Week 8: Eagles vs. Commanders

Artist: Keni Thomas

Keni Thomas, more popularly known as Thomcat23, is a visual artist from Philadelphia, PA. His work's often focus on social, political, and environmental issues, while pushing unrelated forms and visual puns together. Showing the absurd, preposterous, and comical nature of his thought process is why Thomcat23's work falls into Pop-Surrealism.

Early in his career, Keni worked as a graphic designer in the sports marketing world, working with clients including, the Philadelphia 76ers and Philadelphia Flyers, as well as Minor League Baseball, Hockey and Arena League Football, teams. It was during this time that Keni's passion for illustration grew — this was also the early days of Instagram. On his daily commute he started using the time to get back to his artist roots, and with some persuasion started posting his daily drawings. He quickly grew a following because of his prolific nature. This is how Thomcat23 was born.Since that time, Thomcat23 has garnered a sizable social media following, leading him to gallery shows as well as collaborations with companies such as Nike/ Sneaker-Lab (Now Cultivator), Moment Watches, and other artists.

Week 9: Eagles vs. Cowboys

Week 9: Eagles vs. Cowboys

Artist: Eric Kenny (Heavy Slime)

Eric Kenney is an illustrator and printmaker hailing from the city of Philadelphia. His illustrations often feature bold imagery of skulls and reapers, infused with a touch of dark humor. Eric also incorporates elements of philadelphia sports into his art, paying homage to the city's passionate fanbase and iconic sports teams.

Week 11: Eagles vs. Chiefs

Week 11: Eagles vs. Chiefs

Artist: Tim Gough

Tim has been working as a creative person for various agencies, design firms, and publications for over 15 years. His art and design is influenced by the screen printed process and mid-century graphics. In addition to design and art direction, He can be found getting his hands dirty making multi-layered screen prints, drawings, and experimenting in various media. He frequently shows his drawings and prints in galleries across the country. He lives in Philadelphia with his wife and dog.

Week 12: Eagles vs. Bills

Week 12: Eagles vs. Bills

Artist: Ryan Lynn

Ryan Lynn is a freelance illustrator and lifelong Eagles fan based in the Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania. He has spent 10+ years in the creative industry before becoming a full-time illustrator in 2016. Now, he is thrilled at the opportunity to be able to combine his 2 favorite things: art and football.

Week 13: 49ers vs. Eagles

Week 13: 49ers vs. Eagles

Artist: Holly Jansen

Howdy! I'm Holly Jansen, an illustrator and designer based in Philadelphia, PA specializing in traditional and digital illustration and design.

I love experimenting when I create my work, and getting my hands messy. The best challenge about working in a digital space has been learning how to incorporate the traditional mediums I've been using my whole life, with my new digital voice. Each piece, I strive for my humor and personality to shine through. I want my work to be warm and playful to the viewer. I want to make people smile and feel! :-)

Week 14: Eagles vs. Dallas

Week 14: Eagles vs. Dallas

Artist: Jason Piperberg

An illustrator, comic artist, and storyteller, Jason has worked on projects such as: Raising Dion, (adapted as a Netflix series in 2019), covers for Archie Comics' Sonic and Mega Man titles, the Patriot Tales comics for the Valley Forge Tourism Board, posters for the Philadelphia Eagles and his creator-owned sci-fi adventure comic Spaceman and Bloater. Having a passion for classic line work and mixing it with his flare for modern storytelling; his work feels at home in a variety of subjects and genres. From more grounded slice of life and historical fiction, to swashbuckling superheroes and sci-fi/fantasy worlds, his style is malleable but distinct. Having always had a love for illustration, comics, super heroes, sci-fi, and anything related to narrative imagery and storytelling, he's fortunate to have made a career from those passions, creating something new everyday.

Week 15: Eagles vs. Seahawks

Week 15: Eagles vs. Seahawks

Artist: Tara Jacoby

Tara Jacoby is an illustrator and art director living in Philadelphia. She began her professional career as the Deputy Art Director for Gawker Media. After Gawker, she went freelance and worked with a myriad of exciting clients, such as, The Washington Post, The New York Times, Esquire, Playboy, VICE, AARP, VOX, and more. Tara also taught illustration thesis at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia. While she still freelances on the side, Tara is now the Art Director for Reviewed, a part of the USA Today network. She currently lives in Old City with her very good dog, Banana June.

Week 16: Eagles vs. Giants

Week 16: Eagles vs. Giants

Artist: Amir Campbell

I am a firm believer that art was the first healer to us all. We used art/creativity to heal, to express, and to communicate. As someone who first hand can admit, art has saved my life. Every creation is a constant ebb and flow of creation, creating, only to be re-created by what was created. It's the process of birth and decay, through electromagnetism. In love we as a species create a synergy which is greater than the sum of the parts thus 1 + 1 = 3. To Make, Produce, or Bring into existence the artist that creates creations. I aspire to inspire, and stay committed to the promise that we are one, and we are free. As an individual I say I. However, I am unified with we in my work. I am never absent of unity, but always searching for identity, both in American and African American culture, as I identify most with my aspect of being.

Each piece helps me become aware of cultural conditioning. This awareness allows me to speak back to hate with a message of love. In essence every piece is just a reflection of what's in me. What's in me is pure love, and love is light. Light scatters the dark, and lends it color temperature to everything it touches. So, in summary every painting I create is shedding light, lending love, or scattering darkness.

Week 17: Cardinals vs. Eagles

Week 17: Cardinals vs. Eagles

Artist: Kailey Whitman

Kailey Whitman is an illustrator and designer. She likes to draw, drink coffee, and go outside, sometimes all at once.
Clients include: The Atlantic // The New Yorker // The New York Times // The Washington Post // Harpercollins // Random House // Simon & Schuster.

Week 18: Eagles vs. Giants

Week 18: Eagles vs. Giants

Artist: Victoria Veltri

Victoria is a Philadelphia based illustrator and package designer currently working at Just Play Products. She is a graduate of the Illustration program at the University of the Arts. In her limited free time, she plays video games and assembles Neon Genesis Evangelion model kits.

Wild Card: Eagles vs. Buccaneers

Wild Card: Eagles vs. Buccaneers

Artist: Jordan Spector

Jordan Spector was a multi-sport athlete growing up, eventually leading to his sole focus on the game of football. Despite having no Division 1 scholarship offers, Spector's drive, passion and energy didn't let that stop him from becoming a walk-on football player at Temple University. Tragically Spector's football career was eventually cut short by injury, leaving him no choice but to walk away from the game. Rather than allowing this to slow him down, Spector soon found an outlet for his passion through something he always had a secret talent for, art. Since this path in 2015 the rest is history. Spector has now garnered a reputation in the sports world for his unique mixed media style recreating moments filled with energy, emotion, and passion through the lens of a former athlete.