And here comes a stylish shoe spray from Collonil, designed for Floris van Bommel customers.
Aliens and intergalactic scenarios are among the absolute favorite motifs of the Dutch shoe designer, whose looks can also be edgy.
The art on the can, as a rocket and a stand, as a scene-capturing passepartout with an apocalyptic alien mood, was designed by Kevin Bannister, a graphic designer from San Diego.
In this case, the limited edition of the “Carbon Pro Shoe Spray” literally takes off, as can be seen in the picture.
Over the years, Kevin Bannister has illustrated advertisements, shoes, and advertising posters for Floris van Bommel.
Particularly striking are his family trees, which depict the nine van Bommel generations as strange creatures and monsters in a 30-meter-long version at the company headquarters - and partly also on the walls of his own brand stores.
In keeping with the spacey idea, the intergalactic storytelling shows that the shoe spray rocket is apparently threatened by large sandworms.
On the back of the screen, she manages to escape just in time. Aliens in the shape of shoes with long tentacles are flying in the air.
It is not known whether the rocket will fly one more round to spray the aliens…
The shoe spray with collector status is available exclusively from selected retailers as well as in the brand stores and in the online shop at florisvanbommel.com.
The “Carbon Pro Shoe Spray” from Collonil is a universally protective high-tech spray suitable for leather, textiles, suede, nubuck and other materials.
