Showing posts with label customs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label customs. Show all posts

Saturday, April 10, 2010

Medusa Nike Dunk High by Diversitile

During the end of last year we created a shoe that was based off the Titan Gorgon Medusa. It was an idea we have had for the longest. Those of you that went to the Clash of the Customizer even, you saw them. We wanted to create a shoe with multiple textures and things to keep the eye moving. To start, most of the shoe has a stony cracked texture to represent the shoe being turned into stone. Followed by fire red Nike swooshes to break up the dull grey panels. Towards the back we wanted to put some type of visual imagery of Medusa herself. Her eyes are made of real red sapphires, along with the figure we created on the box. Medusa’s snakes have a sleek textured feel to them as well complementing the had stony texture of the toe. The inside of the box is lined with crushed velvet like material and is a sturdy home for the Gorgon themed dunk.

“STEP CLEAN!”

Diversitile







via N-SB.org

Sunday, March 14, 2010

Gimme some BLOODY Dunks....

Bloody Lazy Dunk SBs designed by LazyThing
Red Denim x Burgundy Croc.
Only 6 known to be in existence.






Nicekicks

Saturday, March 13, 2010

Nike Court Tradition “Street” Customs

Some ill customs the homie Joseph posted the other day...
the attention to detail is mind-boggling O_o








Tuesday, March 2, 2010

Green Supreme

my eyes have seen a masterpiece. the green supremes at your service. a beautiful custom indeed.





Sunday, February 28, 2010

Air Jordan VI Customs

Cool Customs? or basic idea? what do you think?




Tuesday, February 16, 2010

Pete's Got a Vision

The other day on twitter, the homie Premium Pete got the random idea to create some new Foamposite ideas, they were brought to life via photoshop by @Dsicle. Nike needs these! They are something serious. That dude is always thinking up something crazy....

Thursday, February 4, 2010

a PLUM of a Puma

These started out as a pair of limited edition lavender Easter Clydes from 2006. The concrete paint along with the deep plum laces combine to make these amazing customs. I'll let the pictures do the rest of the talking.






Nicekicks
Rob L