Astounding 3D illustrator Chris Labrooy created this athletic re-imaging of modern architecture entitled Sneaker Tectonics. Known to be an artistic wizard of the keyboard, Labrooy has certainly made a name for himself in the world of graphic design and 3D modeling. Based in the UK, Labrooy often manipulates the world around him to create eye-popping visuals that somehow manage to stay within the sphere of possibility. His most recent effort is no exception.
Sneaker Tectonics creates a vibrant facade of sporty sneakers stacked one on top of the other to form a sort of tower. Assembling the kind of design any sports store would jump for, Chris Labrooy provides architects with the means to explore impossibilities with a renewed interest spurred by what could be. In the art form of creating design inspiration, Chris Labrooy is king.
So, feast your eyes on this technicolor tower of kicks and pray for the day such feats of architecture will be found on every corner.
What's Driving This Trend
- Athletic Architecture
- The fusion of sports and architecture will create a new industry for designers and manufacturers alike.
- Sneaker Design
- Sneaker companies can collaborate with architects to create limited edition designs based off of architecture-inspired sneaker tectonics.
- 3D Modeling for Design Inspiration
- Adopting 3D modeling into the design process will revolutionize the architecture industry and allow designers to explore new possibilities.
Who This Affects Most
- Architecture
- Architects can collaborate with sneaker companies to implement aspects of footwear design into buildings.
- Graphic Design
- Graphic designers can adopt 3D modeling techniques to create visually stunning designs inspired by architecture and sneakers.
- Sportswear
- Sportswear companies can look to architecture for inspiration in creating new and innovative products.
