Once you engage in the Nike Bespoke course you are believed to have a strong art background or an influential individual that can take a challenge worth almost a thousand dollars. Today’s featured Bespoke person is JD Beltran, an award-winning artist based in San Francisco, CA whose conceptual work and interdisciplinary practice bridges the narrative and the abstract while investigating the manner in which materials convey stories. Among Beltran’s famous works is the Portrait Doll Series that explores the sculptural medium of the doll.

Sharing some talents in her field, JD Beltran has touched a pair of Nike Air Force 1s for another astonishing piece that simply resembles her own remarkable work. By implementing black nubuck leather on the mudguard, she left the entire side panel and toe box for grey suede and grey denim for the heel. A hit of pastel and bright tones are obviously invading the Swoosh while bright yellow eyelets are making a good attraction while on top. Beltran also cross-stitched the toe area with pastel blue and finally dressed up the tongue in purple. To complete the pack, she applied translucent grey midsole with red/orange outer sole.

Everything is done and off is another Bespoke masterpiece!

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Nike loves to muddle up stuff by uniting different colors together or mustering up various materials. It’s not new to hear and see about a pair of Nike sneakers that’s made of elements such as leather and denim. For some reason this is not a normal combination but Nike can mix up things so see how the said combo will make a real good exterior.

By utilizing the Nike Air Force 1 Low, the leather and denim-like twill materials are done in a perfect matching such that the mudguard, lace panel, and heel are dressed up in jersey gold leather. On the other hand, the remainder uses the denim while incorporating sport red leather for the Swoosh which is further complimented by the red Nike Air embroidery on the rear. The interior is done up in brown cotton mesh that goes with the tongue. The white midsole has been implemented wearing brown Air stamp on the heel side.

This release is part of the Summer 2012 collection so better stay tuned for farther release information.

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Every year Nike celebrates the Black History Month to honor the African-American culture that’s being introduced to the public. The celebration certainly occurs during the month of February so expect an all-new BHM release from the brand. It has been a practice to have the Nike Air Force 1 as the template for this historic representation, so being said that here is one more pair of the silhouette in a fresh interpretation.

The 2012 Black History Month comes in an earth-toned down colorway that mixes grey, maroon, and black. Each of these three colors is designated to cover a specific part of the shoe. For example, the toe box, lace area, and midpanel are done up in grey nubuck while the rear portion comes in maroon. The black suede Swoosh is mounted on the side panel with a boldly detailed edge stitching whereas the heel tab appears in black. Surprisingly, the inner liner pops out in a colorful printed cotton material, a nice contrast to the dope-looking exterior. Nike replaced the tongue logo with an exclusive BHM label.

This BHM-inspired Air Force 1 will be available on February 11^th.

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Mache Custom Kicks has been operating since 2004 as a legitimate sneaker customizer owned by Dan Gamache who is better known as “Mache”, a sneakerhead who has a Master’s degree in fine art. Mache became disenchanted with what his favorite footwear brands were coming out with and decided to take matters into his own hands. Using only paintbrushes and airbrush he slowly developed a trademark style and made a name for himself within the tight-knit sneaker community.

Now that Mache can personally design his own shoes, he finds great inspirations to make his craft look remarkable and attractive. In his search, he found Kanye West’s album, “My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy”, an amazing concept to stick to. As a result, Mache came up with an output that’s far more brilliant than any other customs as he painted a pair of Air Force 1s with the toe boxes featuring different faces from Kanye’s “Power” single cover while the lace panels and heel sport George Condo’s signature artwork. The mudguard on the other hand speaks out about the entire Kanye’s fifth studio album. Gradient white/blue has been implemented on the toe box and side panel with burgundy hints from the Swoosh, heel tab, and lace.

Cool credits to Mache for this wonderful rendition.

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Not all the time that sneakerheads are happy with each Nike Air Force 1 release since the colorways vary from single-toned to two-toned except for the Bespoke products. Nike has a solution to this without you spending around $800 at the 21 Mercer studio with the latest colorway that utilizes several textures for both the upper’s exterior and interior furnishing.

Being called the Red Bean, this Nike Air Force 1 colorway showcases an assortment of crimson red tumbled leather toe box and midsection, purple suede heel, crisp white leather Swoosh, and red Corduroy-grained inner lining. The debray, lace, and outsole appear in red with the midsole in white that sports a red AIR stamp. For additional identity, the red tongue features the Nike Air Force 1 branding in white.

As part of the brand’s most current releases, this pack is looking forward to a more hearty approach in the following month.

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If previous Bespoke projects appealed to be so unique, here is a heart-warming tale of the most recent Nike Air Force 1 Bespoke done by Ryan Chapman who made a wonderful craft out of an inspiration that truly touched the heart of his fiancé, Mallory, a world-class athlete who competed with U.S. National Paralympic swim team. A year ago, Mallory wanted a red/white/blue combination for her shoes so she and Ryan ended up with a Nike iD colorway of the Nike Shox NZ. Today, Ryan went to a hot pursuit at 21 Mercer to finally create his fiancé’s dream shoe with the Nike Air Force 1 Bespoke program.

Being inspired by the Shox NZ’s colorway, Ryan came up with the same mixture of colors by doing the toe box and side panel in metallic silver leather, a grey suede mudguard and lace panel, blue leather Swoosh and perforated heel with white leather heel tab and red inner lining. The design flaunts a unique feature from the crisscross stitching along the toe area, as well as the golden tongue that matches the hang tag. Ryan made this a memorable shoe by affixing the date of his and Mallory’s first encounter on the debray.

What an inspiring story both for the couple and this new Nike Air Force 1 Bespoke.

[image via SneakerNews]

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Air Force 1 craze continues even outside the Nike Bespoke program because of intelligent and creative individuals like Chris Hui aka C2. He is a student of Hong Kong University of Science and Technology who got interested in customizing a pair of Nike Air Force 1s to look different from any other existing AF1s in the market. Let us take a look on what C2 has gotten far beyond his imagination.

Inspired by the Chinese antiques on display at the Hong Kong Museum of Art, C2 came up with a brilliant idea – to customize a Nike AF1 with the Chinese Porcelain design. He achieved this when he implemented the Chinese Porcelain style markings and patterns over a white upper. C2 applied an exclusive devotion to this project as he manually hand painted each design using a special ink inspired by the cobalt calligraphy ink originally used by the Chinese in painting porcelain Chinawares centuries ago.

The shoe features a very detailed set of patterns in royal blue ink that collaborates with the Nike branding embroidery on the heel panel and the inner lining itself. Check out C2Customs.com for more details.

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It has been a part of Nike’s tradition to welcome a new year with new batch of shoes, and most particularly it focuses on the classics such as the Air Force 1. Being one of the best sneakers to handle every alteration, the Air Force 1 has a flexible characteristic that once treated with some dope appliqués it turns nothing but n awesome design.

The freshest endeavor done by Nike is very noticeable with the latest colorway that consist the union of cargo and khaki camo, both military-based tones. To describe how it looks like we can start with the toe box, Swoosh, lace panels, and heel tab that are all done in cargo leather with the remainder in khaki camo prints with some grid graphics. The tongue label is also done up in cargo with blank label, whereas the sole appears in white with cargo AIR stamp.

If you want to cop a pair now just head to Caliroots.

[image via Six Feet Down]

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With so much to choose from, designer Shane Victorino came up with something distinctive and unique as he crafted his second pair of Nike Air Force 1 under the Nike Bespoke program. The theme is inspired by the Philadelphia Phillies team colors, red and blue making attractive complementary tones as the entire upper is dressed up in tan suede material giving a baseball mitt look.

So far, this Nike Air Force 1 Bespoke x Shane Victorino is among the most adorable projects ever made because of the lovely collaboration of minimalist tones such as that the tan base gains so much confidence with the crisscross stitching that melds all the panels as well as the red Swoosh outlined with blue, bottom eyelets in blue, red lace, and red midsole with white Air stamp.

If you notice, there is a silhouette of the Philadelphia skyline on the heel and on the tongue, replacing the Nike AF1 logo. Charcoal outsole and white leather heel tab are both cool accents. Thanks to Shane for another great AF1 Bespoke rendition.

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There is often a bit of controversy that surrounds the Nike Bespoke Air Force 1 and that is because some people think that it is way overpriced. If you ask us though the price is spot on because it allows only the people who are extremely serious about creating such a nice sneaker to be able to do so. If the sneakers were much cheaper than we would see them all over the place and then they would also lose a bit of their appeal because just anybody would be able to make a pair. Today we’re going to take a look at the latest version, this is the new Nike Air Force 1 Bespoke Bruce Lee.

This one definitely features a very interesting upper and is predominantly red but will have a textured material on top of some tan and beige sections as well.

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