Bucketfeet 2013 Series Shoes Fashion Hits

There are countless artists that can be found everywhere in the world, but often only a small proportion of them can harvest the deserved glory. For the founder of brand BucketFeet Aaron Firestein and Raaja Nemani, footwear is the best way to disseminate art, and it can also support artists' actions by such means. Next, world shoes and hats. Clothes & Accessories The net's small editor will bring new information about the brand new fashion shoes for everyone, and look at the fashion charm of BucketFeet combining the art and charity shoe brand.

Every artist has his own story. BucketFeet This is also true for every pair of shoes. By inviting carefully selected artists to join the design, the brand can create a "cheap work of art" at a comfortable price. Through this platform, artists can also display their extraordinary talents to the world.

In 2013, BucketFeet joined hands with three artists. Among them, Inkheart from London inspired the city's subway route to create a unique "Common Transports" shoe. The founder of The Creative Future Project, an artist from Denmark, Christian Andersen combines bold blue and red patterns to create this "Fisticuffs".

And finally from Lagos, Nigeria, the first artist to participate in BucketFeet Global Artist Collective project. Karo Akpokiere Inspired by Japanese woodcut prints, the black and white interlaced geometric patterns are all over the "Tokeria" Slip-on and collide with strong visual perception. At present, the above three pairs of shoes can be purchased through BucketFeet.