April 7, 2010
| Category: Sports
March 29, 2010
| Category: Random Design
Ward 1 Design Portolio: HERE
March 27, 2010
| Category: Photography
March 9, 2010
| Category: Garage
October 7, 2009
| Category: Random Design
More Ward 1 Design Logo work here
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December 27, 2008
| Category: Ward 1 Sneakers
Air Jordan released a new Air Jordan Force V at Air Jordan Flight Club – the Grey Nurse. These Air Jordan Force Fusion V’s are loosely modeled on the Hyperion Spitfire MK VIII 253 Grey Nurse, which was Tinker Hatfield’s direct inspiration for the original Air Jordan V’s. The markings on the heel and toe are taken directly from the decorations on the plane itself, as is the overall grey and black colorway. For those who have criticized the Force Fusion line of shoes in the past, these kicks are completely true to the history of the Air Jordan V, as they use Hatfield’s primary inspiration as the primary motif of the design![dvk_social_sharing]
December 27, 2005
| Category: Ward 1 Sneakers
This retro Jordan 4 was something new for the Air Jordan line. The shoe was officially known as the Air Jordan 4+. The shoe had the same silhouette and sole as the other retro Jordan 4?s, but with a few cosmetic changes. First off, the plastic heel tab and “wings” were replaced with leather. Next, the netting on the sides and tongue were removed being replaced with a few air holes in the leather. Lastly, and most offensive to enthusiasts, the large Nike Air logo on the back was replaced with a Jumpman. The shoes did not sell nearly as well as the true Jordan 4 retros, but are next to impossible to find today in decent shape. Something special about this pair of Air Jordans is that the midsole was painted with a glossy finish.[dvk_social_sharing]
