A bird’s skull inspired the hollow heel of these 3D-printed shoes by Dutch fashion designer Marieka Ratsma and American architect Kostika Spaho. They used the shape of a bird’s cranium for the front of the shoe, with the tapered beak as the spike of the heel. The lightweight and efficient structure of the hollow skull allowed the shoe to be 3D-printed using less material. Take a look!
source beautifullife.com
Oh, my! it looks like a scull! How menacingly fab!
Very cool!
Beautiful! I could never do a heel that hight though.
high design skills!
Yes, please. This works out well with my current bird obsession.
Reblogged this on theworldofnelayish and commented:
Awesome shoes! :
Reblogged this on The Thrifty Vixen and commented:
Very creative…..
and unique ,,,,, I like it!!!
It looks pretty awesome!
i totally agree!!!!
I think I wouldn’t care if they’re comfy as long as I have something that fierce on my feet
WANT!
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Wow. Those shoes are a work of art!