This makes you go Woo Woo! Yes, it’ supermodels on skateboards! They’re sexy images of Isabeli Fontana, Lara Stone, Toni Garrn, and Edita lay on the boards. This is a product of Doodah made possible by fashion photographers Claudia Knoepfel and Stefan Indlekofer. So hunky skaters, what are you waiting for? Switch to Doodah Supermodel Skateboards now!

Designer Candi Kaye Johnson from Team Sneaker Vixen turns old and new shoes into pieces of sneaker art. Johnson works out of a Washington D.C. studio to make custom sneakers that fit the personalities and preferences of clients throughout the United States. The Monarch Butterfly Van Half Cabs shown in this post demonstrate the designer’s ability to make good customs without using tons of design elements.

The base shoe is a light gray Van Half Cab with dark gray toe box. Team Sneaker Vixen chose the monarch butterfly as a primary design element that would stand out from this bleak canvas. On the toe boxes, Johnson painted off-center monarch butterflies including a part of a butterfly’s wing on the left toe box to imply motion. The sides of both shoes have full-sized images of monarch butterflies, standing out in orange and black glory from the plain gray background.

You can learn more about Team Skate Vixen’s work at the Facebook page linked here. While the Monarch Butterfly Vans do not do justice to the designer’s superior design skills, they are successful at showing her craftsmanship. Just like the experienced chef asking young students to show their skills by making simple omelets, sneaker artists reveal their strengths and weaknesses through basic customs.

Check out this collaboration between Lakai Limited Footware and Mita Sneakers. Lakai, a popular skating brand, and Mita Sneakers, the shoe boutique, are both based in Japan. This release of the Telford model is available in two different colorways.

The biggest difference between the two versions is the blue one is flashier while the green one is more laidback. They feature a variety of rich textures and luxe materials, including ostrich skin, perforated leather, patent leather, suede and nylon mesh. You can pick up these shoes now at Mita for about $135 USD. Via KicksOnFire.

From the Converse Spring 2009 collection comes some very interesting versions of the Jack Purcell Low and Mid, plus the new Sea Star.

The Sea Star is a boat shoe inspired sneaker that’s being released in a navy blue/herringbone colorway. These boat shoe type of sneakers are become more and more common from a variety of shoe brands.

The Jack Purcell Low comes in two checked plaid versions, one red and the other more subtle. Converse is also releasing a Jack Purcell Mid Velcro, which has four velcro straps. Check out detail images after the jump. Via High Snobiety.

Nike Skateboarding January releases are an exciting collection. There is a wide range of colors to cater to every taste. Please look for these shoes at Nike to buy them.

The Nike Zoom Air Veloce releases offer a simple black/white colorway and a white/black/red colorway. The black/white shoe has a suede upper. The swoosh is leather. The back of the heel is covered in netting fabric. The collar of the ankle has a thick fabric. Its partner in black/white/red has similar features. The red accents make the white upper look brighter.

Nike P-Rod 2 has a black forest and lemon drop colorway. This offers the traits of the Paul Rodriguez signature shoe. The black forest green is a good color for spring. The lemon yellow portion has a pattern on its leather to make it look textured.

The Premium Blazer has a purple colorway with black Nike swoosh. The leather is “grainy” in appearance and outstanding on the plain purple suede.

The “Twin Peaks” Dunk Hi is all black with minimal accents. I like the embroidered figure as the best feature on the shoe. The seams are outlined in green thread to highlight the portions. (Images)

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The classic Nike All Court shoe was chosen by A.P.C. for a footwear remix. Being known as an all-around shoe, All Court caters the basketball, tennis, squash, handball, and racquetball market. All Court shoe has rugged canvas upper combined with the rubber toe-cap, soft Spenco quarter lining, and a long-wearing and non-marking natural colored rubber out-sole. Aside from versatility, the shoe is built to be strong, supportive, and durable. This is the second shoe project for team Nike and A.P.C. and it is expected to be followed by more footwear remixes.