Is there anyone in Philadelphia that wouldn't want to relive that unforgettable day on Feb. 4, 2018?

You've probably rewatched Super Bowl LII a few hundred times, give or take, but how about reading it on your living room wall?

One dedicated artist, Reilly Haney, decided to spend 15 hours recreating the Eagles' Super Bowl victory over the Patriots by hand. Haney wrote up this awesome art print using the NFL announcer's transcripts from the entire Super Bowl. 

Below are some photos of his progress throughout the daunting task.

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Now you can read NFL announcers Cris Collinsworth and Al Michaels' words, even when they were overpraising Tom Brady, in beautiful cursive with arguably the most memorable play, the "Philly Special" in green. 

We know this took an absurd amount of pens and maybe the looming threat of tendonitis, but the artist's commitment to the cause is admirable. 

If you want to pick up a copy of this awesome 24x18 print for yourself, you can find it on Etsy.

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