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WOW! It looks like a photograph! Former TCU wide receiver-turned-sports artist Vernon Wells painted an absolutely gorgeous portrait of receivers who've recorded 200 or more receiving yards in a single game -- that is, Jimmy Oliver, Jimmy Young, James Maness, Josh Doctson and Wells himself.
@VWellsArt's masterpiece of #TCU's WRs with 200 receiving yds in a single game ft. @JDoc_son. pic.twitter.com/9n71aMrY7G
— TCU FTW (@TCUFTW) February 18, 2016
Wells' moment came against Tennessee in 1976, when he posted 204 yards on 10 receptions.
Today, he owns V. Wells Sports Art, a business he's run for more than 30 years. He's done a lot of work for professional athletes, particularly baseball players (his son is three-time MLB All-Star Vernon Wells III).
Check out some of Wells's stuff:
V does a painting yearly of the MVPs. First of them that sees it, usually wants it. Mike Trout got this one today! pic.twitter.com/ck1OBBmAMM
— Vernon Wells (@VWellsArt) March 21, 2015
Matt Kemp's new original painting with the most important players in his career. The latest work by V.WELLS #MLB pic.twitter.com/qwINcr6Px0
— Vernon Wells (@VWellsArt) September 18, 2015
Papi and Panda's World Series MVP original paintings ready to ship! #WorldSeries #RedSox #SFGiants #BaseballArt pic.twitter.com/oIfYF8HFov
— Vernon Wells (@VWellsArt) June 8, 2015
Latest from V.WELLS Art ... pic.twitter.com/VM0e01jD
— Vernon Wells (@VWellsArt) July 16, 2012