Designer Compares 30 Shoes And Cars To Show How Similar Their Designs Are
Interview With ArtistIt's no surprise that when something is created, it's usually based on something else. In this case, the designer that works for Nike named Niek Pulles noticed that tendency with shoes and cars. The artist saw that many vehicles, their shape, design, and colors, are very similar to footwear design and vice versa. So he decided to put them side by side and share this discovery with the world on his Instagram page.
He told Bored Panda: "Well, it’s more like brainstorming and a personal visual puzzle. I love to tell stories. I’m a designer and currently work for Nike. So it’s more like sneaker research combined with my love for car design. I find similarities in the world of sport and the automotive industry. It’s all about speed and construction. Both are art forms, timeless sculptures. That’s what I love about it and that why I started this research. Niek for Speed is my platform and brainfart doing creative research."
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The show looks like some post apocalypse tennis shoe for kicking zombies in the head.
the fact that people actually have driven cars like these is ridiculous.
For those wondering what car this is, it's a VW Iltis. Successor to the Thing, father of Audi's Quattro
So, wait...South Korea uses the U.S. Route symbol with U.S. Interstate color pattern for their major highways?
Yes. Some things are the same color as other things. Tomorrow we'll start discussing shapes.
So, someone had the idea to look at pictures of cars and then try to find shoes that kinda sorta resemble them if you squint yours eyes. And then had Nike sponsor it. This just in, a slow news day.
Yes. Some things are the same color as other things. Tomorrow we'll start discussing shapes.
So, someone had the idea to look at pictures of cars and then try to find shoes that kinda sorta resemble them if you squint yours eyes. And then had Nike sponsor it. This just in, a slow news day.
