Nike Air Force 1 Low "YOTD" 2 Final Look
Jun 23, 2012 | 4:15 AM Written By: shaun
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Release Date: 06/23/2012MSRP: $200.00
The 30th Anniversary of the Air Force 1 continues to move along with a slew of upcoming releases. One that will certainly bring out the sneaker fanatics is this summer friendly colorway that has been seen on more than one occasion. It represents the Year of the Dragon festivity and serves as the 2nd pair created in honor of ther YOTD. SneakerWatch has provided new, updated images on numerous occasions and with the release date set for tomorrow, June 23rd, ypu'll be able to cop at select retailers. West 147 has got their stock in a day in advance so hit them up if you want a pair.
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John 09/08/2012 7:20 am
Thank you for your insights. I've been eonjying your work displayed here on this site. The demonstrations and comentary are inspiring and informative.This summer I set out to do plein air paintings here in the swedish countryside. It is daunting after a lifetime spent as a studio illustrator and print maker, this dragging all the stuff out into the bugs, sun and dirt is exhausting. But the results, as limited as I've had are getting my juices flowing and changing my thinking about my art. And just when I knew everything.Arcylics is what I'm working with. It is safe and simple but I remember how workable and liberating oil was in my art school days. For this year I think I'll stick with acrylic as the complexities of oils are intimidating. No doubt all reading this are shaking their heads.The story about your french easel was amusing. Mine is over 25 years old and holding up quite nicely but it is a bit of a crate to lug around. I drive as close to my objective as terraine and the law and neighbors will allow.Thanks again for the time you put in to share all of this.Fred
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Oma 09/08/2012 6:01 am
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Brasco 06/16/2012 9:47 pm
What stores is going to sale them?
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air force killer 05/16/2012 4:23 pm
i will deff cop for shore ill camp out if i have to
