Design studio Accept & Proceed got together with Nike and has the task to communicate stories through iconic Nike footwear.
"Design studio Accept & Proceed (a previous CR One To Watch) has been working with Nike on a project involving illustrators and trainers. “We were approached by Nike’s Head of European Footwear, Andre Doxey, in January 2007,” explains A&P’s David Johnston, “with a view to starting a discussion on how we might help generate ideas and designs which could tell stories through iconic pieces of Nike footwear. Most of the themes that we came up with celebrated the innovation and technology found within Nike’s footwear products. Some of the themes of these stories were; Seduced by Innovation and Recognise the original. As well as creating designs and illustrations for application to the product ourselves, we also selected and art directed third party creatives to help tell these stories – including Steven Wilson, Jon Burgerman, Oliver Hibert and Andy Forshaw." Via CR Blog.
Some of their creations have already been released, others, such the the Air Max TN Hybrid (pictured above), are still to come.
More images after the jump.

With the upcoming Olympic Games in Beijing, Nike presents their newly developed Rejuven 8.
The development of the Air Rejuven 8 has come under the close scrutiny of some of Nike’s leading designers and the world famous Innovation Kitchen.

A pure mix of comfort of the Air Presto, the aesthetics of the Zvezdockha, and the likes of the Air Kukini, Sock Racer and Air Huarache. The Rejuven8 is the culmination of many years of Nike innovation which provides users with top breathability, fit and performance benefits.
Bottom line, its an interesting looking, light summer shoe. The sock liner features the Olympic colors and they also come in a special carrying bag.
Sold Out got them in in two colorways – black/black and black/blue, both featuring a sprinkled midsole.
More detailed images after the jump.

Incase offers the first custom fit case for MacBook® Air available at Apple® retail. Complimenting the slender frame of the world’s thinnest notebook, the sleeve’s minimal design features neoprene construction, a plush faux-fur lining and a slip entry closure system, making it the lightweight and low-key solution for discreetly carrying the MacBook Air. Additional MacBook Air solutions are coming soon from Incase— be on the lookout.
It will be available at Apple Retail stores and in the Incase online store first week of March, so pretty much now.

Once again Apple releases an amazing piece of technology – the MacBook Air. Super thin, made out of aluminum, full keyboard, good size screen – just perfect. The brand should  never be underestimated and with the MacBook Air they release the most interesting sub-notebook in the market place. Watch the ad, check out the video tour and the specs all here.

New Balance is about to release a new exciting pack, the Transportation pack. It consists of three 574’s and celebrates the different transportation channels used by the brand to ensure the arrival of their product on time.
The M574 “Sea” is dominated by brown colors on the upper and features nautical charts printed on the upper as well. The tongues tag shows an anker and the on the back heel they embroidered a cargo ship.
The M574 “Air” comes in colors reminding us of UPS. Also they printed air charts on the sneaker, added an aviation logo tag on the tongue and of course embroidered an airplane on the back heel.
The M574 “Land” comes with a grey suede upper, which stands for the road. Road maps are printed on the shoe as well. Tongue tab logo shows the interstate signage and heel tab features a cargo container truck. Via Random Ramblings.
Each sneaker is limited to 574 pairs worldwide  and each sneaker is individually numbered on the tongue. The New Balance 574 Tranportation Pack is supposed to launch November 17th, thus make sure to keep your eyes open.
Detailed pictures of all three sneakers after the jump.