Fans get artsy to celebrate Phoenix Suns’ run to Finals

If you’d have looked at this block wall without paint on it, most Valley residents could probably identify it as being somewhere in the Phoenix metro area.

With paint on it like so, there’s no doubt that it’s a wall of a Suns fan.

LOOK. AT. THIS.@Rachyfink spray-painted this masterpiece on her backyard wall in Tempe.

Anyone else doing their own #RallyTheValley creations? pic.twitter.com/uj1kCs25Zm

— Sarah Kezele (@SarahKezele) July 5, 2021

The local NBA team’s run to the 2021 NBA Finals has inspired plenty of fans to get creative over the past few weeks.

And the various mediums in which this art has been created upon has varied greatly.

Some of it has appeared on your classics: canvases, walls and the sides of buildings.

 

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🔥🔥🔥Turn this city up 🗣 pic.twitter.com/C4iuEVrv6B

— 🇭🇹 (@Free_Haiti6) July 6, 2021

Other times, art has appeared on things one might eat (cookies!) or on things one might pet (puppies!).

From my brother. #WeAreTheValley #TeamFat approved. pic.twitter.com/XqGIC39v66

— Corpse Sh*st* (@GrayCorpse) July 6, 2021

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— Stephen Jackson (@Oscar_Chip) July 5, 2021

It’s a good time to be a Suns fan — and for Valley artists, a good time to let the local hoops team inspire them creatively.

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