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You Won't Believe Just How Crazy These 75+ Nikes Are About to Get...

Dec 9, 2010 12:16 PM

Did you know you can use your Nike sneakers as a fishbowl? Or video game controllers? Or dueling race cars? In honor of Nike's 78th birthday, Paul Jenkins, a graphic designer in the UK, held a themed "redesign" initiative for this year's London Design Festival. The results are incredible.

Just a small selection of striking examples below. Click through to see all 78 projects.

1. WEIDEN + KENNEDY TOKYO LAB

Transparent running shoes with a colorful fish design.

Transparent sneaker filled with water, greenery, and fish.

2. FRED BUTLER + CHRISSIE ABBOTT

Creative gold and silver collaboration boot design with embellishments.

Get the Shoe on the Road: Abbott vs Butler promotional poster.

3. NICK MARSH

Footwear soles with mounted hardware for demonstration or assembly purposes.

Shoe with visible internal mechanical components.

Nike Air Max sneakers in gray and white.

Artistic representation of a pair of white sneakers with a matching bag.

4. NICOLA RYAN

Creative soccer shoe design with metallic spikes.

5. MATT BLEASE

Astronaut-themed collage with various sports and playful graphics.

Illustration of a whimsical space-themed doodle with rockets, planets, and various space-related objects.

Alien spaceship with Nike logo and colorful wavy lines.

Cluttered workspace with various crafting materials and tools.

6. THIS IS STUDIO

Nike sneakers in green and white hanging from laces.

Nike sneakers with green and pink accents on a white background.

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