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I painted "Game Changer" in 2015. This abstract sports watercolor depicts the game changing interception at the end of Super Bowl XLIX between the New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks. On this critical play, Patriots cornerback, Malcolm Butler (#21), steps in front of Seahawks quarterback, Russell Wilson (#3), pass at the goal line. The goal line play seals the victory for the Patriots. The bright colors of these two opposing Super Bowl…
team competitors, the telltale football field markings, the amazing athleticism, and the brute physicality of the action create the perfect opportunity for action sport.
- Medium : Watercolor on Paper
- Other details : Artwork on metal. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 10x14in
David Ralph
United States
David Ralph is a contemporary artist who lives in Greenbelt, Maryland, USA. About twenty-five years ago, David had a vision to create a series of abstract watercolor paintings that explored the female figure through curve, line, and a composition of varying shapes of color, value, and pattern. This exploration led to a distinctive style that has shaped David’s unique brand of painting ever since. In trying to describe and categorize his style of art, David Ralph has coined the term “Geoformism”. According to David, Geoformism is defined as a style of contemporary abstract art that focuses on the form of a subject (or object) and its underlying geometric essence. It contains elements of both geometric abstraction and figurative realism. Today, David continues to create abstract compositions of the female figure as well as other themes of interest such as nature, music, landscape, sports, politics/people, and cityscapes.