This painting captures the moment the USA Women’s Hockey Team won gold at the 2026 Winter Olympics, defeating Canada.

It’s about more than the win, it represents the intensity, unity, and pride behind that moment.

Some of the athletes themselves saw and engaged with this piece on instagram, which makes it even more meaningful to me.

This painting captures Jack Hughes in a defining post-win moment after scoring the game-winning overtime goal to secure gold for Team USA at the 2026 Winter Olympics.

It reflects the emotion, pride, and intensity of that moment—representing one of the most iconic moment in USA hockey history.

What makes this piece unique is that the gold medal was intentionally added, even though it was not in the original reference, to fully capture the significance of the moment.

This painting captures Team USA Men’s Hockey winning gold at the 2026 Winter Olympics, first time in 46 years.

It’s more than just the win—it represents the intensity, unity, and pride of representing your country on the biggest stage.

I combined multiple moments and references into one piece, including creating the scene of the team holding Johnny Gaudreau’s jersey to honor his legacy.

This painting captures a Chicago Blackhawks legend and a moment I’ll never forget.

After his autograph signing was canceled, I took a chance and brought my painting to the Blackhawks game, hoping to find keith. Against all odds, I found where he was and put my painting up and Duncan Keith saw it and came down to sign it.

He told me my painting was amazing, making this piece even more special.

This painting captures Patrick Kane, one of the most iconic players in NHL history.

I created this piece for his autograph signing on 8/8 (Patrick Kane Day), and when he saw it, he told me it was incredible.

A moment that meant a lot coming from one of the best to ever play the game.

This painting captures Jonathan Toews, a player who defined an era of the Chicago Blackhawks.

Growing up watching the Blackhawks win three Stanley Cups, he was my favorite player of all time. Around the time I painted this, I was considering stepping away from sports art—but this piece changed that.

When I met him, he told me I was very talented, making it a turning point in my sports art journey.

This painting captures Derrick Rose in his element during a game against the Toronto Raptors—showcasing the speed, control, and explosiveness that defined his career.

It represents his impact on Chicago as a hometown hero and the resilience that made his story unforgettable.

This painting captures the moment Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams threw a walk-off 46-yard touchdown pass to DJ Moore in overtime, defeating the Green Bay Packers 22–16 in the 2025 season.

It reflects the exciting new era of the Chicago Bears.