British illustrator David Brownings has used nothing more than colored construction paper, glue, and an X-Acto knife to create beautiful paper replicas of Nike sneakers. The amount of detail that went into making these shoes is really quite amazing. From far away, these definitely look like the real deal. I love ‘em.

Alright, so Spring is pretty much kickin’ in full gear. It’s time to update that shoe collection of yours with some sick new Nike Dunks. Bold, bright colors and patterns are the way to really make a statement.

A fine example would be the Nike Dunk High Pro SB Lucky kicks, a very rare (and expensive) “lucky” edition.

These were released as part of the Luck Series with the Nike Dunk High Pro SB – Unlucky (black / black). It features a gold and green colorway. The shoe itself is strikingly vibrant and eye-appealing, with the wheat, gold, and green coloring. One thing that is noticeable right of the bat is the green number 7 on the side of the shoe. It is the reasoning behind the shoe’s name and theme, as 7 is considered a lucky number in Western culture. Any Nike SB fanatics would love to have these in their collection, as they are very rare.