Black Friday Deals from Art of Words

Go ahead and get your holiday shopping finished with Black Friday deals at Art of Words!

Why get up early to spend hours in crowded stores or hunt online for “steals” on the presents everyone’s giving this year? Instead, save on art prints that show the special people on your gift list how much you value them and their unique interest and inspirations.

Sports nuts, music fans, history buffs, and more—our unframed or framed art prints make ideal gifts for them all. 

And from Black Friday (November 26) through Cyber Monday (November 29), you can get 20% off your purchase.

That’s our best deal and biggest savings of the year!

Save 20% on Art Prints Like These Celebrations of Sport

Want some suggestions on how to use your 20% off Art of Words Black Friday deal?

Well, speaking of the number 20, here are a few of our sports-themed art prints to get you started:

1. Celebrating A 20-Year New York Yankees Superstar

During his two decades as a New York Yankees shortstop, Derek Jeter became one of the game’s best players.Thanks in large part to his work at the plate and in the field, the Bronx Bombers won the World Series in 1996, 1998, 1999, 2000, and 2009.

“Captain Clutch” himself perennially led the league in hits and runs scored, and garnered five Gold Glove Awards. In 2020, he was elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame with 396 of a possible 397 votes. Late baseball great Don Zimmer once mused Jeter “might go down, when it's all over, as the all-time Yankee.”

Word artist Dan Duffy’s portrait of a smiling Jeter with his bat on his shoulder is handwritten with the date, opponent, and score of every game—880 in all—from Jeter’s five World Series seasons, all in shades of the Yankees’ unmistakable pinstripe blue.

It’s a tribute to a modern baseball legend sure to thrill any Yankees fan.

2. Cheering for “The Answer” 20 Years Later

Although he also played for Denver, Detroit, and Memphis, Allen Iverson will forever be remembered as a Philadelphia 76er. His fiercely competitive playing style, his absolute command of the game, and his larger-than-life personality made him more than deserving of his nickname, “The Answer.”

No less an expert than LeBron James has called Iverson “[p]ound-for-pound, probably the greatest player who ever played . . . . You could never question his heart. Ever. He gave it his all.”

Dan created this remarkable rendering of “A.I.”’s likeness from the handwritten stats of all the games from the Sixers’ outstanding 2000-01 championship season, the season in which the NBA named Iverson its Most Valuable Player.

Any Sixers fan who gets this print for the holidays will feel like answering The Answer’s silent call for the crowd’s cheers with their own!

3. Saluting the Steelers’ Home Turf of the Past 20 Seasons

Horseshoe-shaped Heinz Field has been home to the Pittsburgh Steelers since 2001. It has seen many memorable moments. It’s where Jerome “The Bus” Bettis finished a career that carried him into the Hall of Fame, and where all-but-certain future Hall of Famer Ben Roethlisberger has become one of the NFL’s greatest quarterbacks.

Dan’s view of Heinz Field looks toward the south end zone. The Pittsburgh skyline rises above the stadium’s gigantic video scoreboard, and a capacity crowd clad in Steelers yellow and black brandish their Terrible Towels as they cheer on the team.

The scene’s handwritten with 1,608 Steelers’ names—every Steeler in history to date. And when it’s hanging in the “fan cave” of your favorite Steeler devotee, it can bring game day excitement to any day of the year.

Holiday Gifts to Make Them Happy for Years to Come

No, you don’t have to use your 20% Black Friday savings on an art print with a “20” connection. 

Our always-growing collection has so many potential perfect presents, you’d be hard pressed to limit yourself that way—or to choose just one for each person on your gift list.

Then again, you don’t have to limit yourself that way, either!