Edmonton Oilers fans are going above and beyond to show their support for their team’s historic playoff run, and their creativity is shining through. From donning Oilers jerseys and face paint to creating stunning works of art, fans are finding unique ways to express their excitement and passion for the team.
One Oilers fan, Phil Alain, has been capturing the team’s progress by creating a progressive drawing of Connor McDavid attempting to hoist the Stanley Cup. After each round, Alain adds another section, ensuring that the drawing remains up-to-date with the Oilers’ success. Alain’s drawing has become a popular symbol of Oilers fandom, and it has gained attention online and in the community.
Another Oilers fan, Brian Boser, has carved a walking stick that pays homage to both Alberta veterans and the Oilers. The relief-carved design features intricate details and took Boser three weeks to complete. Boser’s walking stick is a testament to his craftsmanship and his love for the Oilers.
Muralist Ashley Rosenow has also jumped on the Oilers bandwagon, creating a vibrant mural for a fan’s man cave. The mural features the Oilers logo in the center of an explosive design in blue, orange, and white. Rosenow’s mural captures the energy and excitement of Oilers fans and has become a popular spot for fans to gather and celebrate the team’s success.
These are just a few examples of the many creative ways that Oilers fans are showing their support for their team. Whether it’s through art, carvings, or murals, these fans are proving that the Oilers’ playoff run is inspiring creativity and a sense of community throughout Edmonton and beyond.
