Via Starwars.com:
A DESIGNER FOR THE ONE FOR ONE COMPANY TELLS STARWARS.COM HOW HE USED CLASSIC TRILOGY CONCEPTS AND NEW LINE ART TO CREATE SIMPLY SOPHISTICATED FOOTWEAR.
Nathan Photavath was seven years old when his family first introduced him to the Star Wars saga. “You know, when you are a kid, you really think everything your older brother does or shows you is really cool,” Photavath recalls. In this case, he was right.He rewatched his favorite scenes on the family’s VHS player and spent countless hours playing a video game version on his Super Nintendo, his interest and knowledge of the franchise expanding each day. By the time Star Wars: The Phantom Menace hit theaters in 1999, he took a half day off school for the special occasion of seeing the film in the theater when it debuted. “I was just in awe of the visuals, landscapes, costumes, and effects,” he says. “Star Wars has always been ahead of its time for pushing the limits and boundaries of storytelling, innovation, and effects.”
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