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For anyone who has recently started following me, I wanted to present a brief history of the #NYMNeonProject
I grew up attending #Mets games at #SheaStadium with my father and my brother and of course one of the main attractions was always the neon figures...
I grew up attending #Mets games at #SheaStadium with my father and my brother and of course one of the main attractions was always the neon figures...
In 2016 I imagined what it would be like if the neon figures were based off specific Mets players or moments, as opposed to generic players. My first design was a Yoenis Cespedes bat flip
Since 2016 I have created a neon figure for the player, or play of the game after every Mets win. I have also done some historic moments in Mets history like the Endy catch or Gary Carter and Jesse Orosco in 86.
My goal is to one day (soon) get the @MLBPAClubhouse licensing I need to offer these as t-shirts, car decals, etc.. My favorite neon and the first offering would surely be Jacob deGrom, as he is the greatest Mets player in my lifetime, and this pose is iconic in my view. #LGM 
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This year I have taken the next step to animate the #NYMNeonProject and not only are they really fun to create, they also look pretty cool in GIF form.
