Cool Hunting has a great article about the Nike iD Store on 255 Elizabeth Street in Manhattan, NY. Currently, the only way to get inside the store is by invitation only.
Colors and materials not on the site, however, are available solely at 255. The Air 180, Rift, Presto, Free and FC, have a 14-color palette to choose from and there are suede and Nubuck options on several of the models, all full-grain, high-end Inca leather. Currently, only one model is exclusive to the shop, the Waffle Trainer II.
Broken Biscuit is an artist I came across while browsing on eBay. BB is not only expressing himself on the canvas but sneakers is another medium he is familiar with. He predominantly uses black lines for his artwork.
I believe someone did a custom Qee in a Stormtrooper skin. Custom or not, this is a very nice work of art! Now, all they need is a Darth Vader one. Pictures from Kid Robot Forums.
With the end of the Star Wars saga, a ton of products from shoes to toys have been released. This is the VCD Darth Vader from Medicom Toy which will be available in limited quantities at the Medicom Toy Exhibition 2005. Info from Slave1.
These are the Nike Air Force 1 Harlems. Using laser technology that Nike loves, the map of Harlem is lasered onto the upper. They should be already released in the States. Pictures from Kix Files.
