Zack Schlemmer
September 4, 2017
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Talk about beaters. It turns out artist Dave White’s connection to the Air Jordan 1 is a lot deeper than just designing a coveted colorway of the shoe. Recently on Instagram, White shared a look at an OG pair of the Air Jordan 1 that he has been wearing while painting for the last 20 years. If you can’t tell, under all that paint is the “Bred” colorway. As a result of creating art in the pair for two decades, they’ve become a unique piece of art themselves.
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