Supreme Illustration by Massimo Mongiardo

Commissioned by Knowlita, Massimo Mongiardo has put pen to paper and created this great illustration showcasing the weekly madness that occurs during Supreme season in NYC. The infamous SoHo location has become that of legend at this point and its nice to see a great piece of artwork like this done in a quirky and unique style that is Massimo Mongiardo's own.

The series of illustrations will actually be up for sale as well directly from Knowlita and limited to only 94 pieces. All are screen printed by hand with water based ink. You can look for other follow up pieces to this Supreme one in the coming weeks and months directly from the Knowlita website here. Continue below for some detailed shots of this great piece.

Sneaker Lines Illustrations by Vedran Lukic

Sneaker Art these days have become a dime a dozen. At one point the idea of sneaker art was something new and sometimes hard to run across so when we find a piece or gallery or work done the right way we have to show love.

Vedran Lukic presents this set of illustrations called "Sneaker Lines". The simple and minimally designed series focuses on the silhouette and lines of some classic sneakers you should know right away. The set of three illustrations is a perfect example of the "right" way sneaker art should be done if you ask us. Make sure to check out Vedran's work directly here and continue below for larger shots of each work.

Rent Illustration by Kid Chandler Designs

We all know how pricey it can be when you have a love of sneakers. Especially with how frequent new heat drops and the high prices they fetch. This "Rent" illustration done by Kid Chandler Designs cleverly depicts a true sneakerhead problem... sneakers or rent? Hopefully your picking the latter in that question. Check out Kid Chandler Designs full work here.

How Shoes Are Made Illustrations by Darren Lewis Harris

From the mind of Darren Lewis Harris comes this set of illustrations called "How Shoes Are Made". We fell in love with the set of images immediately not only for the great talent of Darren but the clever and original concept here is what really makes the images shine. From the adidas ZX Flux being colored in a lab to the Nike Flyknit of course being knitted by a grandma in a rocking chair, big thumbs up to Darren on this one. Make sure to go check out his work directly here for more and continue below for the full set of images.

Kendrick Lamar Illustration by Michael Walchalk

With the catastrophy that occured last night in LA that is the Grammys its only right that we show a little love to the man who has given the world one of the best albums, regardless of genre, in the last 10 years. The fact that K Dot didnt take home one award really proves how out of touch The Grammys truly are with what is right and wrong in the music industry.

This may prove to be good for the Compton MC as it will only serve as fuel for more inspirational and groundbreaking content once his next project drops. Give it up one time for the peoples champ with this minimal illustration of Kendrick Lamar done my Michael Walchalk which you can purchase here.

Streetwear Parodies by Salman Anjum

Salman Anjum gives us this well done set of images titled "Streetwear Parodies" for obvious reasons. His premise was really simple and straight forward but it works extremely well as you can see when scrolling through the images. We will let him explain in his words exactly what he was trying to do:

"I wanted to reverse this and make parodies about streetwear companies and centre the theme mainly around newstories or recent critic reviews of their latest releases."

Make sure to check out the full set of images below and contact him directly here for purchase information as well.

Kanye West x Adidas JS Wings Illustration Concept by Kai Wang

Kai Wang brings to life just what would happen if Adidas decided to flip the popular JS Wings with a Kanye West flavor. While this is purely a concept illustration of what "could" be its still fun to imagine what is in the works over at the Adidas headquarters with the signing of Mr. West. Look for some additional detailed shots of each shoe below and make sure to follow Kai Wang on Instagram here for dope sneaker related art.

Eight Bit by Emilio D'Angelo

Emilio D'Angelo brings us this set of 4 images titled "Eight Bit" for obvious reasons. Consisting of the Notorious BIG, Drake, Danny Brown and an additional shot of the Nike SB Stefan Janoski this "Eight Bit" collection right up the alley of both hip-hop heads and sneakerheads alike. Make sure to check out his stuff here and continue below for the full set.

Wavey Grotto by Guy Roberts

Heres to hoping you get everything on your Christmas list this year. Check out this great print done by Guy Roberts for Wavey Garms. You can see Santa rocking Supreme from head to toe with other necessities in toe all around him.

You can purchase this swagged out print of Santa and his elves making a hypebeasts Christmas dreams come true directly here.

23 - Come Fly With Me Illustration by Giwangkara Adiputra

If your a fan of Michael Jordan, I mean who isn't, then this set of illustrations done by Giwangkara Adiputra are a must see. This set of several vector images showcasing several iconic moments in #23's career bring you right back to the era when his airness ruled the court.

Make sure to check out Giwangkara Adiputra's work here and continue below for some of the additional images of this outstanding set.

Shoes Deconstructed by Tim Hill

If your a real sneaker lover you should know each one of these 4 iconic silhouettes as soon as you see their specific unmistakable design traight. Tim Hill presents us with this set of 4 illustrations titled "Shoes Deconstructed".

The series includes the iconic Nike Air Max 1/87, Air Jordan IV, Nike Air Max 90 and Air Jordan V if you didnt know already. Make sure to check out his work here and continue below for the rest of super minimal yet awsome set of images.

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Nike Air Max Redesigned Illustration by Hristian Shyne

Take a look at this great concept illustration of the Nike Air Max Redesigned done by Hristian Shyne. Its definetaly a one of a kind silhouette with its funky shape but thats what makes this illustration stand out from the rest as well as the amazing detail that went into it as you can see from the aditional shots below.

You can check out Hristian Shyne on Behance here and make sure to continue below for some additional detailed shots of the illustration up close and personal.

The First Generation Illustrations by Cloak

Another piece of sneaker art here for you today with "The First Generation" illustrations done by Cloak. This set gives an OG look to some of the most iconic lines in the sneaker world that we know and love today. The Air Jordan, Air Max 1, Air Mag, Air Force 1 and others are paid tribute throughout this collection.

Make sure to check out Cloak's Behance page here for a look at his full body of work its some very eye catching and super original stuff for sure. Make sure to look below as well for a few more shots from this outstanding collection.