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Robb Scott Art

Sports Art Drawings

Original Art

Art Prints

Card Art

Robb Scott’s dream of playing major league baseball ended at 20, but his passion for sports lived on through his art. In 2010, he became the first Canadian artist authorized to work with NHL star Sidney Crosby, launching a 15-year journey capturing iconic sports moments. This is the Sports Art portfolio of Robb Scott. Limited Prints and Original art available for sale.

Pencil drawing of Michael Jordan famous "Free Throw line dunk" from the slam dunk contest in 1988. In the background image, we see an image of Michael Jordan crying as he holds the Championship trophy.

A drawing of Sidney Crosby by artist Robb Scott. It's a foreground image set against a background image. The smaller foreground image shows Sidney Crosby skating hard toward a puck. In the background image, a larger silhouette of Sidney Crosby fills the image.

Pencil drawing of legend, Mike Tyson. In the foreground we see Tyson sitting on his stool in between rounds. In the background, we see Tyson landing a ferocious punch against an opponent whose hands are up protecting his head.

Pencil drawing of Clayton Kershaw pitching the foreground. In the background is the 2020 Los Angeles Dodgers celebrating at home plate. The image looks like a Topps 2015 baseball card. It was created by artist Robb Scott.

Rob Gronkowski art created by artist Robb Scott. This 8" x 10" detailed pencil drawing, perfectly captures the power of Rob Gronkowski. He is seen powering through as a defender barely clings onto his leg.

This is pencil drawing of Sidney Crosby and Robb Scott. It is a street corner with a large wall showing Crosby and MacKinnon skating up the ice in a game between the Pittsburgh Penguins and Colorado Avalanche.

Hank Aaron is a hall of famer and one of the greatest hitters in MLB history. Holding records in both RBI and Total Bases, he also has over 3,000 hits and 700 home runs. This 8" x 10" drawing of Hank Aaron was created by artist Robb Scott.

Ottawa Senators pencil drawing created by Robb Scott.

Josh Allen, quarterback of the Buffalo Bills, is seen in this work of art created by artist Robb Scott. The image shows the leaping in triumph in the endzone.

Pencil drawing of two images. On the right is an image of Jackie Robinson rounding the bases with the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1956. The second image on the left shows the portrait of a smiling Robinson.

Pencil drawing of Boston Bruins legend Bobby Orr. It shows two images overlaying each other. The foreground image shows Bobby scoring a goal against New York Islanders goalie, Billy Smith. The background image is the famous image of Bobby flying through the air as he scores against the St Louis Blues in 1970.

This is a pencil drawing of Rickey Henderson. It was created by artist Robb Scott. Rickey Henderson was the greatest leadoff hitter in MLB history. HIs power and speed combination, along with his ability to take walks and get on base, was unprecedented. Robb Scott perfectly captures that in this beautiful 8" x 10" pencil drawing of the legendary Oakland A's outfielder.

Roberto Alomar is seen in this pencil drawing by artist Robb Scott, raising his arms in triumph after hitting a homerun off A's pitcher Dennis Eckersley. The foreground image shows Alomar leaping over a player sliding into second base, as he makes a throw to first.

8" x 0" pencil drawing of San Francisco legends Joe Montana and Jerry Rice. The image celebrates the San Francisco duo with a collage of two photos. IN the foreground, Jerry Rice and Joe Montana are high fiving each other. IN the background we see Rice running with the ball, and Joe Montana with his back to the camera.

Pencil drawing of NHL legend Wayne Gretzky. In the foreground was see a young Wayne Gretzky skating up the ice for the Edmonton Oilers. In the background we see a retired Gretzky, wearing #99 jersey while turned and waving goodbye to the crowd.

This is a unique image of Martin Luther King Jr and two of his children playing baseball in their back yard. It was designed by artist Robb Scott. It shows Martin Luther King Jr throwing a baseball to his son. Martin is inside of a baseball card. The ball is leaving the baseball card and coming toward the son who is holding the bat. MLK's daughter stands behind them.

Michael Jordan Art created by Robb Scott. It features Jordan's #45 and #23 jerseys with the Chicago Bulls. In the foreground we see Jordan in this #45 jersey soaring through the air past two Indiana Pacer players. In the background we see the back of Jordan in his #23 jersey.

This is an 8" x 10" pencil drawing of Ken Dryden. It shows him stretching to make a great save. In the background, we see an extreme close up of Ken Dryden wearing his mask with two eye holes. This Ken Dryden art was created by artist Robb Scott.

8" x 10" pencil drawing of the Jose Bautista bat flip. It was created by artist Robb Scott. It captures the greatest bat flip in MLB history with a foreground and background image. The foreground image shows the swing that launched the homerun. The larger background image shows Bautista just as he threw his bat. In the far background is a blurry image of the Blue Jays clubhouse watching the ball leave the park.

Pencil drawing of Montreal Expos catcher, Gary Carter. It's features of a foreground image of Gary holding the bat ready to swing. In the background, we see a close up of Gary Carter with his catchers mask on. Art was created by artist Robb Scott.

Pencil drawing of Negro Leagues legend Josh Gibson. It was created by artist Robb Scott. The drawing features the Josh Gibson standing in the foreground with his catchers gear on. A background image shows him sliding into home plate. A quote above this image reads "I played with Willie Mays and against Hank Aaron. They were tremendous players, but they were no Josh Gibson." The quote wqs written by Monte Irvin.

Pencil drawing of Derek Jeter of the New York Yankees by artist Robb Scott. It shows Derek Jeter from a side view making the final hit of his career. In behind him is the catcher and umpire.

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