A pair of black Nike Air Force Ones are a thing of beauty in and of themselves. These shoes have become iconic in a matter of years as basketball players, rappers and sneaker lovers flock to shoe stores for the latest changes. A simple addition to the basic Air Force Ones pictured above give them an entirely new personality.

The customs artist who took on this project had a clear vision of what the final product would be. The interior and exterior sides of both shoes have been painted to make it look like you are looking into an X-Ray machine. The bony foundations of the artist’s feet are display in a simple white paint that stands in stark contrast to the black colorway used by Nike.

In the hands of a novice artist, the details involved in creating bones would make the shoe look like a cartoon. The creator of these custom Nike Air Force Ones spent time to draw out the finer points of the foot bones to make the shoe wearable outside of a costume party.

The honor of serving in the Armed Forces is only matched by the honor of entering into a loving relationship through marriage. The Canadian customs maker Sole Brother painted these Nike Air Force Ones to recognize the sacred union of Cesar and Candice. The date of the wedding is commemorated outside of the toe box on each shoe with an elegant font. The couple’s names frame a pair of champagne glasses on the heel in white paint.

You need to check out the detail on the toe box eagle pictured in the More Pictures section. The Armed Forces seal is depicted in a striking gold color that contrasts well with the blue paint. Gold is used on the back end of each shoe to provide a majestic book end. I think Sole Brothers should put out a pair of these custom Nike Air Force Ones without the seal and custom signatures for sale to the general public. If you can afford the hefty price tag for a pair of flawless customs, you can also honor your country in a stylish way.

A while ago, I posted on Air Jordan III, a custom design template here. Then, I found that xmocncrds has posted his custom designs here. I have borrowed the picture.