Illustrator Daniel Reese is currently accepting orders for his hand-painted Nike High Dunks with themes such as film, music, comics, and gaming. Update: Clarification - These kicks are examples done via computer, however, they allow people to select and order them. The artist then hand-paints and ships them out. You can see actual painted sneakers at ...
Ndeur designs custom shoes, and they created these paper models for promotional uses. Color + Paper = Great Shoes! Link via What's wrong with the zoo?
 Vans Authentic "Watermelon print" for $43.00. Bottom: Estate LA Watermelon Tearaway Fitted Cap. Another example is a sneaker by Adidas. I like how brands are getting inspired by fruits for their footwear. There is definitely something special about watermelons. It must be the bright contrast of colors: green and red with black seeds. A bizarre fruit! ...
I rollerblade. I'm sure I'd look sexy with these skates on, but I'd probably break my neck trying to look hot. Interesting concept design by Hannah Havana. Clearly, something you'd see in a magazine spread but not on anyone's feet. Link via Like Cool
Super cool Lego All-Star Chucks by Monster Brick. Link via Specky Boy
Very cool packaging design for Nike's sneaker. “The Nike Clot Air Force 1 comes in a special ‘Chinese Candy Box’ packaging set. Traditionally, Lunar New Year celebrations include offering sweets and other edible treats from a red lacquer box to ensure a ’sweet’ year. Honoring this custom, the Nike Clot Air Force 1 packaging is a ...
Artist Okat decides one day to customize a pair of sneaker-slippers, this is what he says: "having never customized shoes before, i started with a few beers, some left-over acrylic and my own barefeet and ugly toes as inspiration." Hahaha, amazing work!
