Announced through a teaser image on Instagram, Supreme reveals just a portion of the fore-foot via a birds-eye-view vantage point under a black-light to obscure shoe just a tad. Given that Rammellzee’s Gothic Futurism artwork is consistent on both the Low and High, it’s safe to assume that both pairs will be dropping in-store and online on their customary Thursday launch date.

A Queens native, Rammellzee first dipped his pen via graffiti work on the New York City subway trains, joining and forming a number of street art collectives in the process. He’s regarding as one of the most influential NYC-bred artists alongside Keith Haring and Jean-Michel Basquiat. Rammellzee’s style is generally associated with Afrofuturism, which combines a variety of elements including science fiction, magical realism, and Afrocentrism.

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