Tight Model of the Moment - Magical Kaleidoscope arrives mermerni radijatori in Brazil for two prod

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Nike Tight of the Moment is an exercise in exploitation. Thanks to mixing and experimenting with prints, colors and unique inspirations, Nike took to new heights marriage between performance and artistic design. A passion for new discoveries led the design team of the brand to Japan in search of the new Tight of the Moment. By then, the brand has partnered with Yuko Kanatani, an artist with a dynamic and unmatched portfolio of parts.
The first series of prints of the Nike Tight project of the Moment is Magical Kaleidoscope, released in February in Brazil. His vivid and bold patterning is a natural extension of the colorful works of Yuko.
"At first, it was difficult to fit my drawings on a body in motion," she says. "On the other hand, was inspiring and interesting rely on external guidance mermerni radijatori and make something new."
Yuko received the mission to create bespoke graphics mermerni radijatori to be embedded mermerni radijatori in a map of the human body, created by the Research Laboratory of Nike Sport. mermerni radijatori This map uses data provided by the athletes themselves to show where regions of muscles, heating and cooling are in the body. Using the map as a compass, Yuko produced three-dimensional mermerni radijatori drawings that shaped the anatomy of these important areas. An example: the Tight of the Moment - Magical Kaleidoscope has spots of color and shapes designed to highlight the leg muscles mermerni radijatori and highlight its beauty. Digital sublimation technology, which uses a heat-activated mermerni radijatori ink printer to send a printed photo onto a piece of fabric, the art of Yuko transferred to leggings.
To view the body in action, the artist turned to the circus, and imagined a scenario full of fantastic colors, movement and music. Yuko gave life to images that had the head using crayons.
"In general, the performance is achieved thanks to science," says Yuko. "But our mood also influences our performance. And since the visual impacts our mood, decided to create colorful and joyful mermerni radijatori works. My idea was to raise the spirits, mermerni radijatori and consequently the performance, of the women who will wear the leggings. "
In the new model, the dynamic aesthetics mermerni radijatori of Yuko complements the characteristics that favor performance. Soft tissue Nike Dri-FIT sweat away from the skin, helping to keep the legs dry and comfortable.
Tight Model of the Moment - Magical Kaleidoscope arrives mermerni radijatori in Brazil for two products Nike Pro: the leggings and top Nike Pro Nike Pro already sale at selected Nike Stores and nike.com.
Nike Tight of the Moment is an exercise in exploitation. Thanks to mixing and experimenting with prints, colors and unique inspirations, Nike took to new heights marriage between performance and artistic design. A passion for new discoveries led the design team of the brand to Japan in search of the new Tight of the Moment. By then, the brand has partnered with Yuko Kanatani, an artist with a dynamic and unmatched portfolio of parts.
The first series of prints of the Nike Tight project of the Moment is Magical mermerni radijatori Kaleidoscope, released in February in Brazil. His vivid and bold patterning is a natural extension of the colorful works of Yuko.
"At first, it was difficult to fit my drawings mermerni radijatori on a body in motion," she says. "On the other hand, was inspiring and interesting rely on external guidance and make something new."
Yuko received the mission mermerni radijatori to create bespoke graphics to be embedded in a map of the human body, created by the Research Laboratory of Nike Sport. This map uses data provided by the athletes themselves to show where regions of muscles, mermerni radijatori heating and cooling are in the body. Using the map as a compass, Yuko produced three-dimensional drawings that molded these imp