I was sitting outside of a train station the other day when suddenly I saw a pair of my customs walk by. Being that this was the first time I’d ever seen this, my attention was immediately grabbed. I knew the customer I did this pair for, so these were definitely fakes. Not the ideal way I’d…[Read More]
New Jersey based shoe customizer Mizzee Customs refused to back off on the details with his latest hand painted custom shoes: Nike Dunks themed after the character Cell from Dragon Ball Z. Cell’s personality supposedly changing often throughout the DBZ saga was represented in the Swooshes on these Nike Dunk SB mids with their chameleon…[Read More]
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania based shoe customizer Ecentrick Artistry created his latest hand painted custom shoes being inspired by a cocktail lounge he has frequented in the past. The cocktail bars vibe and decor were recreated in the very warm weather colors of orange, red, and purple to lilac fade on the middle panel. Just enough black…[Read More]
Something like these Vans Authentics custom painted with a panel silhouette of a Nike Dunk low are probably the closest thing we will ever get to major shoe company X major shoe company collaboration. The occasion would have to be really special if sneakerheads were ever given the chance to wait in line for a…[Read More]
So finally, after months and months of planning my new and improved website has launched. A very important person in my life *wink wink* worked with me day in and day out for the last week to make sure it was done before my gallery opening tonight, so I am very thankful for that. So…[Read More]
Two shoe customizers emmanueLabor and Qustom Queen, living roughly 4,700 miles apart between Seattle, Washington and Glasgow, United Kingdom worked together for a 1 of 1 Zartan from G.I. Joe themed custom Nike Dunk. Each shoe customizer brought to the project their specialty: Qustom Queen color her changing paint and emmanueLabor his decon-recon skills. The…[Read More]
The time Chris Hui of C2 Customs spent this spring at the 2010 Apple Education Leadership Summit continues to be proven as well spent resulting with another custom sneaker, this time for Don Henderson, the Senior Manager of Creative Expression at Apple Education. A rather broad list of Henderson’s interests: guitar, photography, sunsets, and the…[Read More]
The gang over at SneakerFreaker caught up with Singapore based shoe customizer Mark Ong aka SBTG in their recent 18th issue of SneakerFreaker Magazine. SBTG was able to give a few more details of his recent “Circus of Mutants” collaboration with DC Shoes as well as insight into the SBTG/Royalfam shoe customizing empire.
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