Most of the custom sneakers posted on My Air Shoes are developed over days, weeks and months by visionary designers. Designer Eric Constantine spent a little under 12 hours developing his WTRMLN Air Max 90s. These photos were posted on Sneaker Obsession to show that experienced designers can put together a nice pair of customs without the benefit of time.
The subtlety of the WTRMLN design arises with Constantine’s careful planning of color placement. The pink and green colors that are familiar to watermelon fans are used on the majority of these shoes. Constantine added a mixed dark and light green pattern on a thin slice of the front panel in a nod to the real exterior of a watermelon. I love the fact that Constantine toed that thin line between cartoonish watermelons and abstract images with these custom Air Max 90s.
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Tags: Air Max, Custom Sneakers, Nike
im feelin those air max thy fesh!!!!!
these real fresh!!!!!
i like the red laces
hate da fruit, but da shoez iz another story
hey, aint deze womens’ shoez
cool they should be called mexican version insted
not a terrible pair of air max’s io dunno if id rock em tho