I have been a huge fan of Daniel Arsham and his style. Recently, he had revealed Arsham Porsche 911 Turbo. That was inspired by the language and ideology of Arsham Studio.The car’s exterior features a sleek white paint job with black car decals portraying Arsham Studio and Dior insignias. The Fuchs-shaped rims, produced by Matt Crooke of Fifteen52, contains a crosshatched Arsham Studio monogram that pays homage to the iconic magnesium alloy rims of the 1974 RS.
All credits to the above images belong to Arsham Studios
While I drooled over this project. It triggered me into thinking. 'what if' all this visual information could be used on a Sneaker. After 2 months of research and development. I'm really happy to be sharing this project.
(This project is a part of 'what if' series. A space where the goal is to give form to concepts that wouldn't exist in the real world)
(This project is a part of 'what if' series. A space where the goal is to give form to concepts that wouldn't exist in the real world)
Here's some more colorways to keep things interesting.
(Please feel free to leave your valuable feedback in the comment section below. Looking forward to hear your views.)
