The death of basketball great Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna in a helicopter crash that also killed seven other people has led to a wave of tributes. And among the interviews, social media and floral tributes, his image has captured the imagination of artists around the world.

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#art #painting 😣 #ripkobebryant

A post shared by BOU BOU (@bouboudesign_) on Jan 27, 2020 at 7:38am PST

Boubou is a Senegalese artist who creates images that often celebrate sports figures, using objects for his paintbrush (see also Sadio Mane painted using a football). The subject for his latest piece wrote itself.

HONORED WORLDWIDE: In the Philippines, fans are paying tribute to Kobe Bryant with a mural of the NBA legend with his 13-year-old daughter, Gianna, who died alongside seven others in a helicopter crash. https://t.co/0PSkmmqjvB pic.twitter.com/kKNWKLoprZ

— ABC News (@ABC) January 28, 2020

Just hours before Kobe died on Sunday, a new basketball court named House of Kobe opened in Manila, the capital city of the Philippines where basketball is the most popular sport and Bryant visited seven times. This mural in LA was created hours after Bryant and his daughter Gigi's death This mural appeared in Los Angeles less than 24 hours after Bryant and his daughter had died, according to CNN. It was created by Jules Muck, a local graffiti artist. Kobe spent his entire 20-year career with the LA Lakers and was a five-time NBA champion.

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"Hoops are a little different up here, we all get one" Rest in peace Kobe and Gigi and the 7 others in that tragic accident Hug and kiss those that you love closely and regularly, you truly never do know when it might be too late. Rest in paradise.

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Australia-based artist Boss Logic posted this image in memory of Kobe and Gianna.

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Just a little tribute to @kobebryant and his daughter. R.I.P

A post shared by GIO∣Photoshop Artist (@gio_roman87) on Jan 27, 2020 at 9:09am PST

This image, created by Photoshop artist Giovanni Romano has been shared widely on Instagram. Meanwhile, more than a million people have backed a petition for Kobe's image to be added to the official NBA logo. The current version features a silhouette of former LA Lakers player Jerry West.

Isabela Philippines CCTO pic.twitter.com/CcVALXiEpn

— whitehāt (@2AMeuphoria) January 29, 2020

LOOK: A senior high school student in Pampanga paid tribute to late NBA legend Kobe Bryant with a chalk art.

Grade 12 student John Herbert Santiago of Panipuan High School in San Fernando City used only a few pieces of chalk for his masterpiece. pic.twitter.com/xOYIeBG4sR — Leah Kirkpatrick (@LeahKirkpatri17) January 28, 2020

Valenzuela City, Philippines pic.twitter.com/wR23r36HYI

— Emerson (@th3DR1BBLE) January 29, 2020