Nike Sportswear Icon Art – Nike Air Max 90 Hamburger

(55 Votes, Rating: 4.45 5)
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Nike Sportswear Icon Art - Nike Air Max 90 Hamburger

If running never made you hungry, then you weren’t running hard enough. Nike Sportswear commissioned the likes of eight artists, designers, and the like to give their piece of Nike Sportswear art to showcase at the 1912 Space. Olle Hemmendorff definitely seemed hungry when he constructed his Nike Air Max 90 Hamburger. The upper consists of sesame seed bun, with a cheese covering outlining the swoosh. The laces are also cheesed out with tomatoes as the lace panels. The midsole is where the meat is at, with a tomato as the Air Max logo. Ketchup outlines the Air Max unit in the midsole, and the bottom of the bun serves as the outsole. This is a great piece of art dedicated to NSW, but too bad it doesn’t have a long shelf life.

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St!zoxTakashi Murakami Custom Dunk High

(51 Votes, Rating: 4.63 5)
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Custom sneaker artist St!zo, has generated a new custom from the lab with the inspiration of Takashi Murakami, The designer behind Kanye West’s Graduation album and Louis Vuitton. The Dunk High displays similar characteristics of Murakami’s art and a touch of St!zo. Detail and color are both displayed on just about every part of the shoe.

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Sneaker Files x 2009 Future Sole Design | Side Competition!

(27 Votes, Rating: 2.93 5)
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Sneaker Files x 2009 Future Sole Design Competition

At the beginning of this month, Nike launched the 2009 Future Sole Design Competition. If you’re a high school student between the ages of 14-19 and being a footwear designer interests you, then entering this competition is a must. Your designs have to be in one of these two categories: Jordan or Nike. The winner of the Future Sole Design Competition will receive $7,000 in designing supplies and equipment, and an expense paid trip to Nike’s headquarters in Beaverton, Oregon to meet with some head designers. Registration started taking place on April 1st and will run until June 1st.

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Chicago SB Blazer Release Recap

(13 Votes, Rating: 3.69 5)
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About a month ago, Chicago’s legendary skateboarder Stevie “Dread” Snyder, collaborated with Nike on a SB blazer that caused an enormous buzz throughout forums during the time of its pre-release. The Chicago blazer is the first shoe to have Stevie “Dread” Snyder’s input. The shoe consists of the Chicago Flag colorway as well as the Chicago flag being on the tongue.

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Sneaker Art with Louis Deguzman

(45 Votes, Rating: 4.04 5)
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Being a Sneakerhead means more than just collecting, buying and wearing kicks. It is the dedication and contribution to the culture we all Love and sometimes, We often go in a daze and begin thinking about different ways to incorporate what we love in our everyday life and sometimes, it is done with the most powerful concept in life that we call art.

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St!zo x Big Money Custom Nike Air Force 1

(64 Votes, Rating: 3.89 5)
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Chicago based custom sneaker artist, Stizo has cooked up another one to the collection. The shoe was created for a fan of artist and toy designer, Mad L. The base shoe that was provided was an all black pair of Nike Air Force 1s. The “Big Money” theme was requested, so gold accents were applied in addition to the pieces of the MAD L character collection as well as his tag ghosted throughout the design.

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1st Annual SneakerSwap – Pittsburgh, PA

(22 Votes, Rating: 3.73 5)
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1st Annual SNEAKERSWAP - Pittsburgh, PA

The 1st Annual SneakerSwap is being held on Saturday, December 13th at the Diesel Club Lounge in Pittsburgh, PA. SneakerSwap will bring together sneaker aficionados to buy, sell and trade sneakers from tables and individual sellers. “The showcase will feature live music performances, drink specials from Vox Vodka, an art showcase and a Kustom Kicks contest with prizes and raffles all day long.” Unfortunately, this is a 21+ event and will turn down those under the drinking age. Admission is $5 for general admission and $30 for the showcase. For more information, check with the flyer above and after the jump.

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