johnny szabo
(890 )
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| 5:48:00 AM Tuesday, August 14, 2007
Thats pretty cool Barbu. The intense colours are nice and Im liking the ideas. Although I dont know that ankle coller migt be a bit too tight and youd have a hard time sticking your foot into the shoe, that can piss me off, when I need I dont know how much time to put on ZK1s. I could see that amongst the finalists. |
Barbu Alexandru
(201 )
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| 6:04:00 AM Tuesday, August 14, 2007
I've made this in a rush and didn't realize...i should have replaced the laces with a zipper...but it was too late... :( |
Barbu Alexandru
(201)
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| 6:05:00 AM Tuesday, August 14, 2007
2 bad i didn't make it :(( |
Colin Roberts
(20)
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| 12:01:00 PM Tuesday, August 14, 2007
Chris hot rendering. Profile looks great, and the thought is really cool too. Redu that outsole view, I'd make the sole just as sleek and form fitting as the upper. And just let that structure tell the geometric iphone story. And brand that bad boy.
Sara, nice sketches, the cross of the quarter pattern and swoosh is cool. I'm not buying "Nike free/360" without some more tech sketches though. Sweet concept anyway.
Aurelien, best work yet. Congrats. |
Kyle Barbuti
(75 )
| 3:19:00 PM Tuesday, August 14, 2007
Could someone please give me an explanation on how i didnt make the finalists!!
heres my derscription of the shoe:
Inspired by the iPhone. IPLAY is the title given to a series of shoes that will change the way we play sports all together.
The first in the series pictured here is the IPLAY COURTMASTER. The name says it all, a shoe designed to support the
needs of the person who wants to perform on most court surfaces. Whether it be on the basketball court to tennis court.
Playing indoor soccer or out on the raquetball court the IPLAY COURTMASTER will be there every jump, slide, kick, and
step of the way.
The distinguishing feature comes out in the translucent multifunctional strap that serves two different purposes. If high ankle support is a must, slide strap through slot located at the back of the ankle collar and tighten. If the person wants more of a low top with great support, for quick cuts and lateral movements, simply fold strap down across forefoot, snap down, and slide through slot above the arch and tighten. Cushioning the COURTMASTER is a series of I shaped columns that run the length of heel and forefoot uniquely named "I structure". For indoor/outdoor play the composite rubber outsole had been wrapped up the sidewall to increase durability and support.
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Kyle Barbuti
(75)
| 3:20:00 PM Tuesday, August 14, 2007
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Jason Cooper
(44)
Artist Info
| 5:12:00 PM Tuesday, August 14, 2007
Thought I may aswell put my entry up. Hopefully I can get some feedback. Looking at it now I think I should have spent more time looking at closer details of the shoe, there's not much going on... Let me know what you guys think...
The iPhone is more than just a phone. It's an iPod, a video player, an internet browser, a camera and more. The iPhone brings together a number of technologies into one hand held device solving the user's problem of carrying numerous objects around in their pockets.
Taking this innovative, multi-purpose design and applying it to a shoe, I have come up with iWork, iPlay. Carrying on the successful collaboration between Apple and Nike the iWork, iPlay is targeted at the younger male ranging between 18-30. Those who have graduated, entered 'the real world' and find themselves with a career dressed in a suit.
iWork, iPlay, like the iPhone is multi purposed. Using a removable strap over the upper it can be worn as a formal, sophisticated shoe in a club or even at work. Or remove the strap and you have a casual running shoe suitable for the gym, a run or just chillin' at the weekend.
Being a shoe that may be worn both as a formal shoe and a running shoe ventilation is an important issue. iWork, iPlay features numerous ventilation areas around the upper.
The strap clips in both sides at the top of the mid-sole secured in place wrapped around the shoe.
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Ryan Holler
(1145 )
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| 5:22:00 PM Tuesday, August 14, 2007
Okay... I know KicksGuide started as a basketball shoe market guide, and that's reflected in the visitors this site attracts. But when KG leaves an Artist Series competition open to other categories with a theme like the iPhone, why to voters feel the need to give non-basketball entries such low scores? I know most of us have a soft spot in our hearts for sweet high-top basketball shoe---I know I do---but this is ridiculous. Is a little objectivity this hard to come by?
I am not saying Aurelien's design should not win, but is his design really 2 points better than any other entry this month? I think not.
And Kyle, I think it would have been okay if Admin included your design among the finalists. It's decent. But I don't think it's a sham that you didn't make it. It's much more of a sham (or shame) that a person can't seem to score higher than a 6 around here with a non-basketball design. |
Chung Dha Lam
(0)
| 5:23:00 PM Tuesday, August 14, 2007
Yuancheng Design looks very simular as mine. Pretty same idea to use the shape and color of the iphone its self. Very nice an clean too. |
Chung Dha Lam
(0)
| 5:26:00 PM Tuesday, August 14, 2007
5 days to go till deadline of Beckam and the next theme. |
johnny szabo
(890)
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| 5:33:00 PM Tuesday, August 14, 2007
Kyle, thats a nice rendering but I think your not alone with a good job and great effort and still didnt make the finalists. Thats what design is about really tough competition. I think wrapping the outsole will put too much excess weight and if you want to use it for tennis or runnin that seriously counts. Otherwise great job, mabe the opening for the foot is a bit too wide.
Jason, I really like that, shape seems to be on point. Great job, reminds me maybe of a 2K3 low cut, yeah its a bit simple but you could put it this way, the iPhone aint to safisticated design wise.
Ryan you've got a point, personally it doesnt affect me, I think Sarahs work was best. |
Jason Wright
(87)
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| 6:25:00 PM Tuesday, August 14, 2007
I'm with you guys. I'm not sure why they didn't post as many as they usually do when there are still some left that appear to be finalist-worthy but I'm guessing they've got a reason. Still, I'll admit I'm a little disappointed. Here's mine-please comment. They look better and you can read the writing better if you save them to the desktop to open them.
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Brent James
(89)
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| 6:27:00 PM Tuesday, August 14, 2007
Here is what I submitted for the iPhone theme with a short description. I will post some development sketches later:
The iPhone presents a revolutionary interface for the mobile phone. The Solestice Revolution attempts to revolutionize the way footwear is worn and the way the wearer interfaces with the shoe. The foot slides into the mesh sock-like inner. The shoe is then tightened using touch sensitive buttons on the medial. Sliding up the button loosens the elastic bands and sliding down tightens them. The design remains simplistic to the casual viewer a, while concealing this new technology, similarly to the iPhone.
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Jason Wright
(87)
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| 6:47:00 PM Tuesday, August 14, 2007
My bad KG I copied the wrong thing could you delete those? |
Jason Wright
(87)
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| 6:51:00 PM Tuesday, August 14, 2007
...The cushioning system.
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Jason Wright
(87)
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| 6:52:00 PM Tuesday, August 14, 2007
...And the inspiration.
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Chris Padilla
(67)
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| 7:45:00 PM Tuesday, August 14, 2007
Yea Ryan, I definitely see what you mean...I checked out my score the night after it was posted, and I had topped out at a 4/10 and was wondering the same thing |
Brent James
(89)
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| 12:52:00 AM Wednesday, August 15, 2007
Here is some of my concept development:
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Chris Padilla
(67)
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| 2:18:00 AM Wednesday, August 15, 2007
Hey guys, I've re-worked my design, here is another version...exploring a simpler, more geometric TPU wrapping system along with a quick-pull system on the heel to allow a fast transfer into this tight, form-fitting track spike. I also changed the colors up as well, getting away from the white/grey color scheme in my original design.
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Ian Gale
(382)
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| 2:52:00 AM Wednesday, August 15, 2007
Hi guys, it seems like a while since I last posted, but I been mad busy of late. I agree that there should have been more than 6 finalists, but there must be a reason why more didnt make the cut.
I especially like Aurelien's concept and its good to see Sarah back in action.
I been busy helping to launch a brand called Vanquish, but i cant disclose too much about it right now. Until I can show u guys that stuff, i'll just have to retro my ish..
something old/something new..
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stephen christian
(402)
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| 9:27:00 AM Wednesday, August 15, 2007
there are a few good renderings that didn't make the cut, but they're not all i-phone inspired to the point they were probably looking for. i'm guessing it takes more than an apple logo and an i-title slapped on a cool shoe to make it. don't get me wrong, jason, that is a killer concept..how do the air pods stay in place without flying out? |
凌一珑 凌一珑
(5)
| 10:50:00 AM Wednesday, August 15, 2007
My rendering...The instep design comparison has the modern age to feel that, the shoe sole inspiration came from the Chinese ancient times bell, was the Chinese classical art and the Iphone modern idea union... |
凌一珑 凌一珑
(5)
| 11:26:00 AM Wednesday, August 15, 2007
My rendering...The instep design comparison has the modern age to feel that, the shoe sole inspiration came from the Chinese ancient times bell, was the Chinese classical art and the Iphone modern idea union.... |
凌一珑 凌一珑
(5)
| 11:53:00 AM Wednesday, August 15, 2007
Er¡I already deferred to in the website the method, but was unable to transmit the picture, prompted :this country banned for violating
our Terms of Service ¡ |
Chung Dha Lam
(0)
| 5:28:00 PM Wednesday, August 15, 2007
My rendering... (see next post) |
Chung Dha Lam
(0)
| 5:29:00 PM Wednesday, August 15, 2007
link to my render
http://bp0.blogger.com/_nfKPLr6-CPg/RqU5sZZIfwI/AAAAAAAAAC0/rlMv7VNwPGE/s1600-h/Iwalk.jpg |
dwayne edwards
(179 )
| 9:34:00 PM Wednesday, August 15, 2007
Jason Wright:In my opinion you should win even if you did not get selected to voted on.
Your proportions and ideas are good..
RYAN:Who decides which designs get voted on? They need to be evaluated themselves..
Nice work Jason, were do you work or are you in school?
D |
凌一珑 凌一珑
(5)
| 10:02:00 PM Wednesday, August 15, 2007
The means have not passed to the picture on in KG, this is the link to my rendering...
http://blog.sina.com.cn/main/html/showpic.html#url=http://s5.album.sina.com.cn/pic/4d824466020014tg |
Ryan Holler
(1145)
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| 10:07:00 PM Wednesday, August 15, 2007
D.E., that is the job of Admin. They are masters of anonymity. I have no names, only a P.O. Box in Chantilly, VA. I don't even know how many people Admin comprises. Is it one dude? Two? Four? I don't know. |
Jason Wright
(87)
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| 10:27:00 PM Wednesday, August 15, 2007
Thanks for the support Dwayne. I'm gonna be a senior in high school.
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dwayne edwards
(179)
| 1:35:00 AM Thursday, August 16, 2007
RYAN:I figured as much. Man, I think I owe you a phone call.. Sorry for the delay but I have been a little busy. Call me on friday when you have a chance.
JASON:A senior in high school??? Man, we need to talk. I am starting a nationwide design competition with Nike next month called FUTURE SOLE, "only" for high school kids and you definately should enter.
For everyone else on this board that knows any HIGH SCHOOL kids with skills let them know to log on to FUTURESOLE.COM next month...
D |
zhang shou wen
(36)
| 8:08:00 AM Thursday, August 16, 2007
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Jason Wright
(87)
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| 8:34:00 AM Thursday, August 16, 2007
That's awesome, I'll definately check that out. |
Brian Moughty
(378)
| 3:48:00 PM Thursday, August 16, 2007
That sounds like a sweet contest, wish it was around when I was in High School...Props to you for putting that together though D'wayne |
Travis Peterson
(123)
| 5:34:00 PM Thursday, August 16, 2007
DE: When exactly is that; I'd be really interested? |
dwayne edwards
(179)
| 5:57:00 PM Thursday, August 16, 2007
TRAVIS: No confirmed date but look to log on to the site sometime after the 15th. |
Kyle Barbuti
(75)
| 8:31:00 PM Thursday, August 16, 2007
woww dwayne that does sound great im going to be a senior as well!! |
dwayne edwards
(179)
| 9:09:00 PM Thursday, August 16, 2007
KYLE/TRAVIS:Post a sketch so I can see your current ablity. The winner of the contest gets 5k towards scholarship or 5k worth of computer equipment:25inch. Wacom Tablet, New MAC Tower, All of the Design Programs you need, an internship @ Nike/Jordan and some other stuff.
The goal is to identify talent young, get them into the right Design Schools and provide them professional guidence/mentorship they need to succeed in the footwear industry.
I wish I had this when I was growing up but I am excited that I am able to provide this opportunity for the Future of this industry.
So, if you know of anybody in High School with skills tell them about it.
D |
Jason Cooper
(44)
Artist Info
| 9:54:00 PM Thursday, August 16, 2007
Hey D. That's got to be the best prize I've ever seen for a competition!!!
I googled and found this - http://www.moosesyrup.com/work/8/nike_future_sole/
And it says the age limits 14-19! And I'm 19! But finished secondary school, and from London, UK. Am I still eligible??
Sorry if the answers obvious but the prize is too good not to ask! It's a great oppourtunity. Damn I wish I was still 18!! |
Ryan Holler
(1145)
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| 10:28:00 PM Thursday, August 16, 2007
No problem, D.E. Look forward to talking to you when you get a minute. |
Brian Moughty
(378)
| 11:05:00 PM Thursday, August 16, 2007
That prize is siiiiiicckkk...D'wyane that reminds me I have a couple questions bout interning, so when you are free, could you please email me? Thanks |
dwayne edwards
(179)
| 11:06:00 PM Thursday, August 16, 2007
RYAN:I am moving my office so call me on my cell..
JASON:I forgot to mention that it is only for US citizens. Sorry about that but let me double check.
Yes, it is the best prize for a contest and that is how serious we are about finding talent.
For those of you that are out of high school and over 19 I something planned for you as well that is even better but you have to wait until early next year for that one.
D |
Ben Adams-Keane
(184)
Artist Info
| 12:06:00 AM Friday, August 17, 2007
Man I am pumped about this contest! That prize is CRAZY!
D: Is there going to be any specific theme design-wise? Or can we just submit any designs we want? |
dwayne edwards
(179)
| 12:44:00 AM Friday, August 17, 2007
BRIAN:No theme. You can submit anything you want as long as it is a JORDAN, Nike or Converse shoe.. |
dwayne edwards
(179)
| 12:46:00 AM Friday, August 17, 2007
BEN:Sorry about that... I called you BRIAN mistake. |
sarah w
(168)
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| 6:59:00 AM Friday, August 17, 2007
"For those of you that are out of high school and over 19 I something planned for you as well that is even better but you have to wait until early next year for that one. "
how about us that are out of high school but still 19? :) |
Jason Cooper
(44)
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| 8:30:00 AM Friday, August 17, 2007
"For those of you that are out of high school and over 19 I something planned for you as well that is even better but you have to wait until early next year for that one."
US only???? |
Kyle Barbuti
(75)
| 9:05:00 PM Friday, August 17, 2007
hey dwayne my iphone post is a page back. All my renderings are hand drawn. |
dwayne edwards
(179)
| 11:05:00 PM Friday, August 17, 2007
SARAH:Sorry it is only for high school students but you can enter the other one next year..
JASON:Nope, it will be open to everyone..
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Nick Huber
(154)
Artist Info
| 10:57:00 AM Saturday, August 18, 2007
Sarah: I just looked up the d3o material that you mention using in the toe cap. That seems like a really cool material that i could see being used in shoes that would normally have a steel toe. It also seem like a bit of overkill for a running shoe. Im not sure when you are going to need the toecap of a running shoe to protect from heavy impact. |
ade otabor
(411)
Artist Info
| 10:58:00 AM Saturday, August 18, 2007
will these "competitions" be pushed or for lack of a better word, marketed to a nationwide audience? or will it be more of an under the radar type deal? because it would be great to see an increased awarness of design, not only in affluent communities but ALL communities...
in any case, big up to nike & de for getting more involved...
peaceout! |
dwayne edwards
(179)
| 4:16:00 PM Saturday, August 18, 2007
ADE:We are not doing this for publicity or some marketing campaign. Trust me I would not want anything to do with that at ALL... We are doing this for kids who have a passion to become footwear Designers no matter were they live or how much money they have. There will be no favorites played in this competition. The best talent wins no matter how rich or poor they are.
D |
Brian Moughty
(378)
| 10:07:00 PM Saturday, August 18, 2007
D'wayne- I think what ade may have meant was if you were going to advertise this competition in other places...not just here on kicksguide..so that you would indeed get a larger variety of entries, instead of just the kids who visit these few sites..Not that you would be making money off of it, but if you are going to let the world know about it other ways, instead of just word of mouth from people on this board |
ade otabor
(411)
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| 10:12:00 PM Saturday, August 18, 2007
i did mean to insinuate that it was not true intentions, just that often times many talented people are missed because they do not have access... just that making accessable so that more people are aware, does that makes sense? |
Wayne Russell
(355)
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| 8:17:00 PM Sunday, August 19, 2007
I was inspired to be a footwear designer because of products like the air raids, foamposite ones, various uptempos,ndestrukts, prestos, tai chi, morf, hyperflight...pretty much all product created in the 90's and early 2000's. Anyhow...my point is, kids today don't have the inspirational product that I once had so what will draw them today...not much.
the industry needs to step up and return to the "risk taking" days..then you'll see how fast the talent appears on their own.
What kid aspires to work on air force one SMUs? |
Travis Peterson
(123)
| 8:59:00 PM Sunday, August 19, 2007
Wayne: I'm 16 (well 17 tomorrow) but most of my favorite shoes are from the 90s and early 2000s. In fact, I'm not into too much that's come out in the past 3 years at all. I totally agree there isn't much to draw the general teenager to want to design shoes. I wish more stuff like the Prestos or Shox Stunners-a very inspiring shoe design-wise- otherwise known as "risk takers" came out today.
I think the Lebron IV was a design risk because that style hasn't been around since the days of Alphaproject and Flightposite I's. Unfortunately, I didn't see too many people my age buy them; in fact, I'm the only person I know who has a pair.
The problem is that too many kids are into the Jordan nametag or what's cool- even if it's butt-ugly. Also unfortunately, Nike will of course produce what brings in the most money and that happens to be these lack-luster designs more often than not. I'm not knocking the Nike designers (I would do almost anything to be one, they're all super-talented); I bet a lot of their prototype sketches are risk-taking and really sweet, they just have to go through too much and get watered down.
Wow, sorry for the long post. I had to vent my little 17 year old brain.
By the way, I can't WAIT for this contest. |
stephen christian
(402)
Artist Info
| 9:05:00 PM Sunday, August 19, 2007
hey travis...you want to know who forged a lot of gold from late 90's-2000's, aaron cooper designed a lot of them. here's an inspiring page:
http://kicksology.net/index_coop.html
some of my faves from the past ten years of sneakers...peace... |
Wayne Russell
(355)
Artist Info
| 10:57:00 PM Sunday, August 19, 2007
Travis: Perhaps i'm misinformed, haven't been in the industry long enough to be an "expert" on anything, but i lay most of the blame on RETAILERS. They seem to "know" EXACTLY what will and won't sell...and then dictate those ideas to the shoe companies.
I don't really see what a lot of the bigger companies have to lose by taking a risk or two per season.
...pretty soon there will be no need for designers if this retro thing continues. lame
|
Travis Peterson
(123)
| 11:53:00 PM Sunday, August 19, 2007
Stephen: Dude Aaron Cooper is the man. If I had VC 2s they would be my favorite shoes that I own designed by him. But I don't yet so I have to go with the Shox Stunner. In that top picture, every single shoe on that wall is in my top 25 minus the Signature Player. Do you know what he's done more recently? I don't know of anywhere I can find out...wish Kicksology was still around.
Wayne: Totally agree on that retro thing killing the need for designers. Then again to bring back some of the best designs from the Golden Years is pretty awesome because I'll get that chance to buy Zoom Flight 95s that I was unable to purchase when they first came out due to me being 5.
I didn't know that about the retailers...mostly because I've never thought about that before. But it sounds like a pretty sound theory. |
Travis Peterson
(123)
| 11:59:00 PM Sunday, August 19, 2007
"we knew we had to design something a bit "out of this world," but that still had at least some grounding in existing cutting-edge technology."
That's Aaron Cooper on the Shox Stunner. Thinking OUT OF THIS WORLD.
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Tony Hardman
(850)
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| 11:54:00 AM Monday, August 20, 2007
Don't even get me started on this one....I feel you guys =(
-TH |
Wayne Russell
(355)
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| 12:07:00 PM Monday, August 20, 2007
Happy birthday Travis. |
Phil Padilla
(77)
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| 12:10:00 PM Monday, August 20, 2007
just some more work from Aaron Cooper:
http://www.kicksology.net/inthepaint/oneonone/qa_nike_ultraposite.html |
Jason Cooper
(44)
Artist Info
| 5:55:00 PM Monday, August 20, 2007
"...wish Kicksology was still around."
I imagine a lot of you have this already but I came across this a little while ago...
http://p087.ezboard.com/fniketalkfrm20.showMessage?topicID=4804.topic
It pretty much gives you the whole of kicksology on your hard drive. Found it on Nike Talk. |
Ryan Holler
(1145)
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| 10:57:00 PM Monday, August 20, 2007
Just downloaded it. Brilliant. Thanks, Jason. I had already downloaded the countdown pages and rebuilt that small section of the site on my computer. But I'm very happy to have the entire site now.
And on the "design ain't dead but it's barely breathing" discussion, no, you don't want to get Tony started. He can go on all day and all night...
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ade otabor
(411)
Artist Info
| 1:36:00 AM Tuesday, August 21, 2007
"They seem to "know" EXACTLY what will and won't sell...and then dictate those ideas to the shoe companies."
with all due respect, its their job. as i am learning it is fairly b&w for them, this is what sold last season (or at this point last year) and this did not sell. pretty simple. as designers, maybe we see in color/greys, we have to make that vision apparent, though i would still say it is harder for a retailers to get on board with that vision because consumers are not responding to it...
i definitely agree that the bigger fish in the pond can afford to risk more, i remember someone posing this question earlier; should they?
And on the "design ain't dead but it's barely breathing" discussion, no, you don't want to get Tony started. He can go on all day and all night...
hahaha...very clever, that adan shoe was probably a foreshadowing of what is happening now, result of the meeting between what the consumer was asking for and what performance companies have to offer:
consumer: i want a b-ball shoe that i can hoop in yet still looks good with jeans
company responds with a brown basketball shoe which, i think, was actually a decent hoops shoe. that was a risk, a brown basketball shoe? but at that time hoops shoes were still doing relatively well so it was probably less of a risk at that time...
i have already said more than i wanted to...i just think we just have to ride the current rerto wave, while still trying to make waves ourselves that provide an alternative... |
Hoang Dat
(19)
Artist Info
| 4:14:00 AM Tuesday, August 21, 2007
hello!
Dwayne Edwards : I would like to know! Can I take a part to this "GAME"?... I saw that is for "just" US hight school student, that's right? If yes...
no problemo!!! see you the next month!.. thanks... |
Travis Peterson
(123)
| 9:48:00 AM Tuesday, August 21, 2007
Thanks Wayne!
I got the Prismacolor Cool Grey marker set for my birthday so now I have to get down to business and learn to use them well.
I've decided I'm not going to fuel the fire on the discussion we've been having. Mostly I just don't want to get Tony started... |
Tony Hardman
(850)
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| 11:08:00 AM Tuesday, August 21, 2007
LOL.....
LOL........
LOL............I'm not THAT bad am I? Oh, yeah. I guess I am.
-TH |
Wayne Russell
(355)
Artist Info
| 12:30:00 PM Tuesday, August 21, 2007
Ade: The consumer needs more time to get "on board"...but the way things are now if an idea doesn't work initially it disappears the following season (instead of being refined)...and with it goes all the credibility. I think the consumer is starting to realize that many of these "technologies" are bogus...
Looks like i'm BACK to being a "complainer"...whatever. lol. I'm retro niketalk son! I know for a fact that other designers agree with what i'm trying to say...i'm just the only dummie running my "mouth" online. lol. oh well. :/
See y'all on the umemployment line. I kid. |
Hoang Dat
(19)
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| 6:15:00 PM Tuesday, August 21, 2007
oh!!! congratulation A.longo!.. good job! |
sarah w
(168)
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| 7:54:00 PM Tuesday, August 21, 2007
congratulations Aurelien!
--
nick- kinda late here (sorry!) but i put the d3o there to eliminate the need for one of those plastic toe pieces which i find annoying sometimes. (just me?) |
stephen christian
(402)
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| 8:45:00 PM Tuesday, August 21, 2007
nice job, A.L....smooth indeed. |
Wayne Russell
(355)
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| 11:46:00 PM Tuesday, August 21, 2007
congrats. |
Tony Hardman
(850)
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| 1:21:00 AM Wednesday, August 22, 2007
Congrats Aurelien! |
Nick Huber
(154)
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| 4:55:00 AM Wednesday, August 22, 2007
Aurelien great job man congrats |
Arnaud Redon
(127)
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| 5:30:00 AM Wednesday, August 22, 2007
Bravo Aurelien ! T'as flippé, hein dis moi ? ^^
I need to be more in touch with you guys. So Hoang do you study/live in the US ? Did you study design/live in France too ? |
Hoang Dat
(19)
Artist Info
| 8:42:00 AM Wednesday, August 22, 2007
salut mec! euh oui je suis en france... j'ai fini mes études et puis voilà...
Encore Congratulation LongoA |
Travis Peterson
(123)
| 9:42:00 AM Wednesday, August 22, 2007
Congrats Aurelien! |
Ryan Holler
(1145)
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| 2:04:00 PM Wednesday, August 22, 2007
Good job, Aurelien. |
Pepijn Martens
(102)
| 5:41:00 PM Wednesday, August 22, 2007
Felicitations Aurelien.
To me your shoe is the only entry that's truly inspired by the iPhone, and it's the best-looking too,..well done!
Please let me know about your current situation on pepijn.martens@decathlon.com
Pep
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Luvell Stepter
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| 11:45:00 PM Wednesday, August 22, 2007
Congratulations AURÉLIEN |
Aur閘ien Longo
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| 3:19:00 AM Thursday, August 23, 2007
Hoang,Sarah,Stephen,Wayne,Tony,Nick,arnaud,Travi,Ryan,Luvell, Pepijn..
Thank you a lot, i'm very happy and proud for being the winner of this contest, and one of the 10 finalists of the year.
But this is true, we were not a lot of finalists this month, ...just 6. it should be more difficult if we were 10 or more. so, it does not matter, thank you a lot everybody again ! |
Jean-Cclaude Kabongo
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| 3:32:00 AM Thursday, August 23, 2007
allez aurelien ne me dis pas que tu ne savais pas ke t'avais ce contest au bout de tes doigts, une fois de plus man felicition ta chaussure est un vrai truc des ouf, superbe. keep it coming, peace out |
Pietro Pellicelli
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| 9:48:00 AM Friday, August 24, 2007
Congratulations Aurelien!!!
The fact you won in just 6 finalists could be seen even in another way...maybe Iphone theme was more difficult than previous themes...and you have been able to solve it the best way! Cangrats again to you!!!
Ciaoooo |
johnny szabo
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| 6:36:00 AM Saturday, August 25, 2007
Congrats Aurelien, nice rendering! |
ade otabor
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| 5:08:00 PM Saturday, August 25, 2007
i see what you are saying wayne, and I do not necessarily disagree; just that the reality is that retro/sport casual & color material applications are seemingly what has captured the attention of the buying public...there are always compromises to be made at every juncture of the process, so who knows what the original concepts were we just have to keep pushing the proverbial envelope...
congratulations aurelien!!! |
johnny szabo
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| 12:45:00 PM Sunday, August 26, 2007
Heres something Shou Wen asked me to post for him.
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flying flying
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| 8:12:00 PM Tuesday, August 28, 2007
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Aur閘ien Longo
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| 8:48:00 PM Tuesday, August 28, 2007
KG admin : please, could you fix some things..? it's just details but i think it must me changed. Firstly, in the black area where my shoe is shown, under the pict, we read "June2007 AirJordanXXIII".
Secondly, on my "artist infos", we can not see that i am the winner of this contest. :)
thank you.
and THANK YOU ALL EVERYBODY so much for your congrats!! |
