Posted by Nick April 09, 2012
Check out this awesome SneakerCube project by Pawel Nolbert. Admitedly, none of these aside from the New Balance and Vans are my kinda sneakers but i'm impressed at the way Pawel has stripped down the shoes to their core parts and reinterpreted them as a cube shape.
âSimply, I take a sneaker that I love & I re-envision it as a cube. Itâs also a creative way to represent my wish list of sneakers, though I own some of those.â
Check out the full site for the views of the original sneakers. I would really like to see some classic Nike sneakers done in this way too, maybe Dunks, Max1s and Jordans would lend themselves perfectly!
Above (New Balance 1500)
Christian Louboutin Studded âLouisâ
Neil Barrett A/W10 quilted tweed sneaker
Vans Mid Skool 77 CA
Trussardi 1911 F/W09 Camo sneaker
Rick Owens Anthem contrasting lace-up Sneaker
Raf Simons Yellow Astronaut
Common Projects S/S10 - Achilles
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