A designer with the nickname mark12titans posted the Don’t Do It Nike Dunks recently on the NikeTalk thread linked here. While the early comments on these shoes were negative, I think the designer’s work is noteworthy for its boldness. He has shown the brashness needed to be a successful sneaker artist.
My admiration for this boldness only goes as far as the quality of the customization allows. His clever contortion of the white Nike swoosh into a Puma symbol is quickly overshadowed by the dullness of the rest of the shoe’s exterior. In the picture just below this post, you will see the custom insole with the phrase “Don’t Do It” in white letters.
The uneven nature of the Don’t Do It Dunks shows that mark12titans has some work to do in future projects. While the insoles are a stroke of genius, I think that the exterior needed a little more work to match the designer’s bold moves. I am not a huge fan of these customs but I think the designer has the potential to do some great work in the future.
Tags: Custom Sneakers, Dunks, Nike
good shoes.
yo me wantz thesse kiczz
these are mad funny i like them but its too bad you can see the outline of the old swoosh.. it would work better with the 1 pieces
even though i like nikes these r sweet. even the sock liner is funny