of bread and slippers

this is exactly the kind of slipper that one cannot wear when one is desperately hungry...

image grabbed from here.

plants vs. shoebies

"the book project shoe fleur: a footwear fantasy began with a picture of a leaf I had taken for a client,' says michel tcherevkoff. 'the leaf was turned upside down and I remember saying out loud to no one in particular, ‘that leaf looks like a shoe.’ And, after a move here and a twist there, I had created my first shoe fleur..."

*****

the flowers, er, shoes are exquisite. in form, they could rival the manolos of this world and turn misters louboutin and choo a little green with envy. luckily for the three kings of shoebizdom, they have no reason whatsoever to compete with these objets d'art for they exist only in the mind of the artist tcherevkoff and all the lovely, lovely pictures he took.

images and quoted part grabbed from here.

sneakers = snickers

the chewing gum shoe. walking on real gum is a lot of trouble. but a fake one pretending to be a heel at an angle like this? now that's double trouble.

the high heel-less chucks. 5 stars for ingenuity. 1 star for usability.

of course, they're witty. nobody said they aren't. but the thing is, they belong exactly where they are right now which is at the museum.

images grabbed from here.

where's the magic?

now give yourself a shake ranging from mild to violent, depending on how fast or slow you uncover the magic.

image grabbed from here.

picking on these pics

any artsy-fartsy soul, who didn't have a hand in making this film — 60000 pictures shot, 9600 prints developed, over 1800 pictures re-shot, no post production — must hate it. for obvious reasons, of course.