I was looking at some MySpace pages for hot sneaker designers the other day when I found these TeckNiColor Air Force Ones. TeckNiColor is a Michigan-based designer whose goal is to add some color to the world one shoe at a time. The TeckNiColor Air Force Ones is one of the designer’s shining achievements and fulfills her goal of lighting up the world in color.

The design for these custom Nikes is a simple rainbow of colors ranging from a yellow toe tip to a blue Nike swoosh front to a yellow heel. There are colors like pink, red and green that appeal to a broad range of consumers from young girls to older sneaker fans. The photo after this post shows the alternative to a colorful pair of shoes, a black/white/gray pair of striped Air Force Ones.

Additional projects and information on customs by TeckNiColor are available through the designer’s MySpace page linked here. I hope she continues her quest to bring some color and style to the rest of the world through hot sneakers like the TeckNiColor Air Force Ones.

Nike Sportswear has now launched the final version of their website, which includes news, events, videos, product stories and much more. You can get on the list to get info about the latest news and events from Nike Sportswear. You can also check out the “Innovator Series” videos. View the first one with Andre Iguodala.

With all the Nike Sportswear site has to offer, probably the highlight for sneaker fans is the Kicks Creator. Here you can mix patterns, graphics and color combinations to create your own Dunk designs. Then you can save your creations and email them or post them to their gallery where they will be rated against others. Via Nike.

The first selections for the BBC/Ice Cream Fall 2008 collection hit stores today. Their mid-cut sneaker comes in two colorway – red/white and black/white, while their canvas deck shoes come in similar red and black makeups.

All the footwear features a “Diamonds & Dollars” print allover the upper. In addition to the shoes, BBC/Ice Cream is featuring a range of luggage, duffle bags and backpacks in red, black and military green. Leaders and other retailers have all the items in stock right now. Via High Snobiety.

Simple can be very good in form and function. Sometimes something bland can be made to look like a superb artistic masterpiece with a bit of color and contrast. These Nike Dunk Premiums are no exception, with a bright red swoosh ‘painted’ on a canvas of…well… canvas; all held together by a ‘frame’ of smooth grey leather. It’s like a bright red brushstroke. They also feature some Zoom Air to keep your feet comfy; it’s not an SB Dunk, but it’s got Zoom. See more of this Dunk after the break. 128€.

In our travels we’ve met plenty of Australians, most have been the friendliest, albeit rowdy too, people in the world. Not a bad thing. Nike has honored the Australian Basketball Team with some Hyperdunks for the Olympics, and they’re the Ants Pants (as Aussies would say). It features the Kangaroo colors of green and gold that the Aussies love for their Rugby team as well as the Aussie flag with the British Union Jack in the canton. Will the Aussies do well in the Olympics? No worries, mate.

Here are some more pictures of the new Nike Air Max 90 Infrared Premium we showed you before. The sneaker will be available soon in the States, and already out in Europe and Australia. It features a combination of red, while, grey and black colorways, but this time with Ostrich leather. See more detailed pictures after the jump.