Memorable Sneakers: One Line Illustrations by Differantly
Published May 5, 2016
French creative studio Differantly created this cool series of one line illustrations reinterpreting some of the most iconic sneakers.
“We often explore the concept of continuity through one continuous line creations. We are very attached to this drawing technique as it obliges to make strong choices and seek for efficiency with as less as possible.
Eventhough our creations are sleek and minimalist, our creative process comprises several phases, some of them being visually rich and complex. We always need a maturation time to let go what’s not substantive and make sure what remains is meaningful and has its own intrinsic beauty.”
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