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book club: the sneaker coloring book
test out that new color converse before you even buy them.
Are sneakers and coloring books like two peas in a pod?
Though you'd probably answer “no,” or even “far from,” the two share a surprising amount of similarities:
1. Though reminiscent of childhood, neither enforces an age/height limit.
2. Just as anyone can rock a sneaker, using a coloring book requires neither a prerequisite nor any talent.
3. They both signify a good time.
Created by Daniel Jarosch and Henrik Klingel, The Sneaker Coloring Book unites two of our obsessions. The book consists of 100 blueprint-eque images of popular sneaker models since 1916 (think everything from the Converse “All Star” to Reebok's “Court Victory Pump).
The best part: each page comes with a perforated edge for easy, rip-free tearing. Anyone want to collaborate on a sneaker exhibition?
