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SKU: C65CO412946
FIRST EDITION
All first edition pieces are artist-signed, numbered and include a tamper proof Spector Sports Art Hologram.
First Edition 16x20 Lithograph / 106 (SOLD OUT)
First Edition 16x20 Canvas / 26
First Edition 24x30 Canvas /12
First Edition 30x40 Canvas / 6
ARTIST AUTOGRAPH AND NUMBERED
SPECTOR SPORTS ART TAMPER PROOF HOLOGRAM
"PHANTOM SIX”
For the past several seasons, DeVonta Smith has quietly built one of the most impressive careers we’ve ever seen from a Philadelphia receiver. Never the loudest player on the field, yet every single game he continues to deliver in the biggest moments. “Phantom Six” captures that exact presence; calm, calculated, and impossible to stop once the lights come on.
Inspired by DeVonta’s “Slim Reaper” alter ego, this piece blends a haunting, shadow-like atmosphere with the electric energy he brings to the game. Layered throughout the background are references to his journey, his movement, and the moments that have already cemented him as one of the premier receivers in football today.
From his Heisman-winning days at Alabama to becoming one of the most reliable weapons in Eagles history, DeVonta’s legacy continues to grow every season. This artwork is a tribute not only to the player, but to the mindset, precision, and relentless consistency that define him.
“Phantom Six” stands as one of the most detailed and personal DeVonta Smith pieces I’ve created to date.
Breaking Down the Art
The Presence: The shadowed figure behind Devonta represents the “Slim Reaper” persona that Eagles fans have embraced over the years. Quiet, patient, and lethal when the moment arrives.
Movement Made Visible: The glowing line work and layered motion sketches throughout the background are designed to mirror some of Devontas most impressive catches thus far throughout his career.
Notable Additions: Hidden throughout the composition are references to different stages of his football journey, from Alabama to Philadelphia, showcasing the evolution of one of the game’s elite receivers.
Notable Details: The glowing green eyes, play diagrams, and ghost-like outlines all reinforce the “Phantom Six” concept, a player who can completely take over a game while making it look effortless.
This piece was created to capture more than highlights. It represents the mindset, precision, and legacy DeVonta Smith continues to build every single season.
All sales for First Edition pieces are Final. After 48 Hours of purchasing, cancellations and refunds are not permitted.This artwork is an independent artistic interpretation produced by Spector Sports Art LLC and created by Jordan Spector. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or licensed by any professional or collegiate sports league, team, organization, or athlete.
All imagery is intended as expressive artwork celebrating athletic achievement and sports culture. Any team names, uniforms, colors, or references are used solely as part of an original artistic composition. All trademarks and rights remain the property of their respective owners.
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