Perhaps in the eyes of artists, popular elements happen to be the source of design inspiration, and these works often gain great attention. London-based artist Damilola Odusote recently launched a conceptual 3D concept sculpture inspired by Nike AF1 together with 3D printing design studio Modla.
Damilola Odusote first drew a 2D illustration pattern on the computer. The pattern is based on the AF1 high-top model, and the shoes are filled with various "goods", such as buildings, airplanes, radios, exhaust pipes, etc. If you look closely, you can see that there are many people pulling ropes around the pattern to secure the goods. Such a complicated design seems to be preparing for an escape flight, which makes people think a lot. Damilola Odusote designed the image and handed it over to Modlas chief designer and founder Jon Fidler for 3D production. Jon Fidler used special software and the sculpture was made of SLS nylon material, so this 3D concept sculpture was vividly presented to everyone.
