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| Nike Dunks on the Road - Anon |
As for introducing their artistic merits and talents there seems no better way than showcasing a selection of their drawings. Not just any old drawings but their artistic interpretations of their own favourite kicks. Just to mix things up, also included are some other drawings just to give TOY a run for their money. It has to be said that sneaker art never fails to disappoint and still proves to be a fertile ground for pushing the visual boundaries of the sneaker aesthetic.
No.1
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| Reebok pump prototype by Scot Balmer |
No.2
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| La Gear By Christopher Gray |
No.3
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| Origami Nike Blazers - Anon |
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| Final Product |
No.4
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| Nike Icarus by Chris Martin |
No.5
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| Converse All Star 2 by Jean Jullien |
No.6
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1986 Nike Dunk High Iowa Hawkeye Be True Spike |
No.7
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| Mr. Hare King Tubby by Jan Hakon |
No.8
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| The auto lacing shoes from 'Back to the Future II' |
No.9
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| Design 1 for Nike Air Max One - Anon |
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| Design 2 for Nike Air Max One - Anon |
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| Design 3 for Nike Air Max One - Anon |
No.11
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| Nike Air Jordan 1 by Rob Flowers |
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| Vans Authentic by David Sparshot |
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