Nike Air Force 1 Low Premium Denim
May 6th, 2011
As a rugged cotton twill textile, denim has been an American trademark since the late 18th-century. From jeans to bags to jackets, this fabric stands the test of time and enters Nike Sportswear’s Summer 2011 footwear collection. With a gum outsole, metallic bronze piping and dark obsidian denim upper, the Air Force 1 Low Premium hits the streets with a statement. Legendary elements such as the AF1’s Nike Air cushioning, distinct paneling and trademark midsole have stood the test of time since the shoe’s debut in 1982. Named in honor of the President’s aircraft, the classic style has seen many adaptations over almost three decades. Distinct touches such as a brandished tongue and heel tabs, sewn piping and precision fabrication bring the shoe to the 21st century. Here we take a closer look into the shoes.
Photography: Hypebeast
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Birth of a Spraycan
April 30th, 2011
Birth of a Spraycan from Montana Cans on Vimeo.
Ever wondered how a Montana Spraycan gets produced? This video gives you a inside look of the production, from the first to the last step!
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Lupe Fiasco – Words I Never Said ft. Skylar Grey
April 28th, 2011
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Pusha T – My God
April 20th, 2011
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AIR METT 90
April 16th, 2011
Sneaker Freaker Germany and Beef Brothers created this Air Mett 90 in the shape and style of a Nike Air Max 90 sneaker for the 2nd issue of their magazine.
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T.Magic Quote Of The Week pt.145
April 14th, 2011
“Ability is what you’re capable of doing. Motivation determines what you do. Attitude determines how well you do it.”
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Think Different Pt. 75
April 13th, 2011
Suspended Staircase. Great stair design by SoHo Architektur.
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Mike Tyson Breaks Down The True Process Of Discipline And Success.
April 10th, 2011
Props to Mycomeup
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Akala – ‘Find No Enemy’
April 5th, 2011
This is thought provoking and arguably the best song he’s ever released. Check it out!
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Muhammad Ali sculpture made out of punching bags
March 30th, 2011
This sculpture, made in honor of the boxing legend Muhammad Ali makes use of 1,300 punching bags, supported by 6.5 miles of stainless steel cable, and 2500 pounds of aluminum pipe. Each of the punching bags forms a pixel for the portrait of the boxing great. Artist Michael Kalish thought of the idea back in 2008, and got working on the amazing work of art. Realizing he couldn’t do it all on his own, Kalish enlisted architectural firm Oyler Wu for the structural design. The sculpture will officially be unveiled LA’s Nikon Plaza this month, where Muhammad Ali will himself hang the last bag to complete the portrait.
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