Aaron Hope
November 5, 2008
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We saw a couple new pairs of Chucks on Monday and it looks like Converse has elected to continue this trend. Here we see Kiwi illustrator Dennis Juan Ma’s contribution to this part of One Star’s 100th anniversary celebration. The canvas hightop is done in bright orange and red with a white sole to brighten up the holiday season. We’ll let you know once they are ready for release and how much you can expect to drop. Find the original drawing for this concept after the jump. Via Cool Hunting.
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