Trenton and Heath Potter are brothers and business partners in their two companies, Potter & Sons Shoe Artisans and Southern Polished. Based in Nashville, Tennessee, they use Youtube to share videos about shoes, which is their favorite topic.

Watch the video below to see Heath working on an old pair of leather loafers, transforming them into a brand new pair in front of our eyes. It’s really incredible what a talented cobbler can do with a beaten up pair of shoes.

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Murphy paints the faces so that each one has a recognizable personality and emotion, which matches its shoe model. Sometimes they look at each other and communicate, other times they’re looking away.

The artist says she likes working with different types of objects she finds and shoes are just one of those. To create her unique pieces, Murphy uses clay and acrylics. She generates the images from surrealist techniques like blind contour or collage.  

According to Murphy, she’s interested in the vulnerability of humans and in pathos and humor that arise from this vulnerability. She sees those as complementary ways of exploring the subject of interest. Her goal is to create pieces that are both expressive and surprising.  

Her eerie shoes sometimes seem like they have a life of their own. Take a closer look! 

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This fun Instagram account called ‘Crimes Against Shoemanity’ really stands up to its name by catching the biggest crimes ever done on shoes! 

If you’re a real Carrie Bradshaw and have a thing for shoes be prepared to cringe at every single post, as this is pretty much the data base of the ugliest shoes ever made.  

We are talking asymmetrical shoes here, as well as eccentric, denim shoes, one shoe on top of the other… Ah, you just have to see to believe it! 

Some of the shoes are just a parody, but most of them are legit shoes that someone designed without giving it a second thought. But, if you don’t take things too seriously and you are up for good laugh, make sure you follow this account and choose the shoes you would least like to have.  

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Ondrla loves designing realistic costumes and animals are her biggest inspiration. She sells her designs on Etsy in case you’re interested in buying one for yourself.

“Honestly I just love creating and making people happy,” Ondrla writes on her Etsy profile. “I find my purpose and self-worth completely out of my creations and it shows with my craftsmanship.”

Her art may not be everyone’s cup of tea, but it’s always nice to see someone working passionately on a project they love, which is exactly what Ondrla’s art is all about. You can follow her on Instagram if you want to see more of her work.

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Of course, those shoes are not practical in any way but give food to the imagination.

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Trenton and Heath Potter are brothers and business partners in their two companies, Potter & Sons Shoe Artisans and Southern Polished. Based in Nashville, Tennessee, they use Youtube to share videos about shoes, which is their favorite topic.

Watch the video below to see Heath working on an old pair of leather loafers, transforming them into a brand new pair in front of our eyes. It’s really incredible what a talented cobbler can do with a beaten up pair of shoes.

The post Watch This Cobbler Restore an Old Pair of Loafers Into a New Pair of Shoes appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Murphy paints the faces so that each one has a recognizable personality and emotion, which matches its shoe model. Sometimes they look at each other and communicate, other times they’re looking away.

The artist says she likes working with different types of objects she finds and shoes are just one of those. To create her unique pieces, Murphy uses clay and acrylics. She generates the images from surrealist techniques like blind contour or collage.  

According to Murphy, she’s interested in the vulnerability of humans and in pathos and humor that arise from this vulnerability. She sees those as complementary ways of exploring the subject of interest. Her goal is to create pieces that are both expressive and surprising.  

Her eerie shoes sometimes seem like they have a life of their own. Take a closer look! 

The post Surrealist Artist Creates Shoes With Faces appeared first on MobiSpirit.

This fun Instagram account called ‘Crimes Against Shoemanity’ really stands up to its name by catching the biggest crimes ever done on shoes! 

If you’re a real Carrie Bradshaw and have a thing for shoes be prepared to cringe at every single post, as this is pretty much the data base of the ugliest shoes ever made.  

We are talking asymmetrical shoes here, as well as eccentric, denim shoes, one shoe on top of the other… Ah, you just have to see to believe it! 

Some of the shoes are just a parody, but most of them are legit shoes that someone designed without giving it a second thought. But, if you don’t take things too seriously and you are up for good laugh, make sure you follow this account and choose the shoes you would least like to have.  

The post Crimes Against ‘Shoemanity’ Presents the Biggest Crimes appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Ondrla loves designing realistic costumes and animals are her biggest inspiration. She sells her designs on Etsy in case you’re interested in buying one for yourself.

“Honestly I just love creating and making people happy,” Ondrla writes on her Etsy profile. “I find my purpose and self-worth completely out of my creations and it shows with my craftsmanship.”

Her art may not be everyone’s cup of tea, but it’s always nice to see someone working passionately on a project they love, which is exactly what Ondrla’s art is all about. You can follow her on Instagram if you want to see more of her work.

The post Crazy Realistic Animal Hoof Shoes by Blair Ondrla appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Of course, those shoes are not practical in any way but give food to the imagination.

The post Photographer Turns Everyday Objects into Fashionable Shoes appeared first on MobiSpirit.