Converse Weapon Evo - A reinterpretation of the original Converse Weapon from 1984, the EVO mixes a more classic basketball upper on a modern technical chassis. The EVO is the first product to use the Converse Balls cushioning system which was developed for this model. It is also the first performance basketball model to return to the Star Chevron logo. In 2009 this new design direction, technology, and branding spreads to the rest of the collection.
Converse
Converse Transition - Finnish Line Exclusive entry price point performance hoops shoe
Converse Transition - Finnish Line Exclusive entry price point performance hoops shoe
Converse Transition
Converse
Converse
Converse
Converse
Converse
Converse Wade Team Clutch - From the Commercial video shoot.
Converse Switch Proposal
Converse Switch Proposal
Converse Switch Proposal
Court Classic - Proposal rendering
Court Classic - Proposal rendering
Court Classic - Proposal rendering
Converse 0101
Converse 0101
Converse 0101
Converse 0101
Converse 0101
Converse 0101
Converse 0101
Converse 0101 - evolution sketch
Converse Weapon Evo - A reinterpretation of the original Converse Weapon from 1984, the EVO mixes a more classic basketball upper on a modern technical chassis. The EVO is the first product to use the Converse Balls cushioning system which was developed for this model. It is also the first performance basketball model to return to the Star Chevron logo. In 2009 this new design direction, technology, and branding spreads to the rest of the collection.
Converse Weapon Evo - A reinterpretation of the original Converse Weapon from 1984, the EVO mixes a more classic basketball upper on a modern technical chassis. The EVO is the first product to use the Converse Balls cushioning system which was developed for this model. It is also the first performance basketball model to return to the Star Chevron logo. In 2009 this new design direction, technology, and branding spreads to the rest of the collection.
Converse Weapon Evo - A reinterpretation of the original Converse Weapon from 1984, the EVO mixes a more classic basketball upper on a modern technical chassis. The EVO is the first product to use the Converse Balls cushioning system which was developed for this model. It is also the first performance basketball model to return to the Star Chevron logo. In 2009 this new design direction, technology, and branding spreads to the rest of the collection.
Converse Weapon Evo - A reinterpretation of the original Converse Weapon from 1984, the EVO mixes a more classic basketball upper on a modern technical chassis. The EVO is the first product to use the Converse Balls cushioning system which was developed for this model. It is also the first performance basketball model to return to the Star Chevron logo. In 2009 this new design direction, technology, and branding spreads to the rest of the collection.
Converse Weapon Evo - A reinterpretation of the original Converse Weapon from 1984, the EVO mixes a more classic basketball upper on a modern technical chassis. The EVO is the first product to use the Converse Balls cushioning system which was developed for this model. It is also the first performance basketball model to return to the Star Chevron logo. In 2009 this new design direction, technology, and branding spreads to the rest of the collection.
Converse Weapon Evo - A reinterpretation of the original Converse Weapon from 1984, the EVO mixes a more classic basketball upper on a modern technical chassis. The EVO is the first product to use the Converse Balls cushioning system which was developed for this model. It is also the first performance basketball model to return to the Star Chevron logo. In 2008 this new design direction, technology, and branding spreads to the rest of the collection.
Converse Weapon EVO - Photos from the Band Of Ballers Converse Weapon EVO launch even in NYC featuring Asher Roth, Jim Jones, Pac Div, Diplo and more.
Converse Weapon EVO - Photos from the Band Of Ballers Converse Weapon EVO launch even in NYC featuring Asher Roth, Jim Jones, Pac Div, Diplo and more.
Converse Weapon EVO - Photos from the Band Of Ballers Converse Weapon EVO launch even in NYC featuring Asher Roth, Jim Jones, Pac Div, Diplo and more.
Converse Weapon EVO - Photos from the Band Of Ballers Converse Weapon EVO launch even in NYC featuring Asher Roth, Jim Jones, Pac Div, Diplo and more.
Converse Weapon EVO - Photos from the Band Of Ballers Converse Weapon EVO launch even in NYC featuring Asher Roth, Jim Jones, Pac Div, Diplo and more.
Converse Weapon EVO - Photos from the Band Of Ballers Converse Weapon EVO launch even in NYC featuring Asher Roth, Jim Jones, Pac Div, Diplo and more.
Converse Weapon EVO - Photos from the from page of Converse.com launching the weapon EVO. Limited edition Energy Colorway by Dana Woulfe.
Converse Weapon EVO - Detail of the Converse Weapon EVO, launched August 2009
Converse Weapon EVO - Detail of the Converse Weapon EVO, launched August 2009
Converse Weapon EVO - Detail of the Converse Weapon EVO, launched August 2009
Converse Weapon EVO - Detail of the Converse Weapon EVO, launched August 2009
Converse Weapon EVO - Detail of the Converse Weapon EVO, launched August 2009
Converse Weapon EVO - Early sketches from the design process.
Converse Weapon EVO - Early sketches from the design process.
Converse Weapon EVO - Early sketches from the design process.
Converse Weapon EVO - Early sketches from the design process.
Converse Weapon EVO - Early sketches from the design process.
Converse Weapon EVO - Inline Colorway
Converse Weapon EVO - Inline Colorway
Converse Weapon EVO - Inline Colorway
Converse Weapon EVO - Inline Colorway
Converse Weapon EVO - Inline Colorway
Converse Weapon EVO - Outsole view showing broken hairing bone, heel cushioning balls, cored midfoot and forefoot flex zone.
Converse Clutch 2
Converse D1 Lace
Converse Cross Over
Converse Sicks
CX 350
Skipper
Converse Sicks Lineage - A variety of vintage products that inspired the Sicks.
Weapon EVO
Weapon EVO
Weapon EVO
Weapon EVO
Weapon EVO
Converse Sicks
Converse Sicks
Converse Sicks
Converse Sicks
Converse Sicks
Converse Sicks
Converse Sicks
Converse Sicks - Tooling and colorways with Brian Kutsch. Developed with Alex Alpert and Jim Chute.
Design Direction > Converse Basketball Fall 10 - Fall 10 season of Converse Basketball. Team, Damion Silver, Brian Kutsch, Dana Woulfe and Tim Liles. Vision for advance cushioning technology development, new performance product, new lifestyle models and carry over color ups.
Early concept sketch
Early concept sketch
Early concept sketch
Early concept sketch
Early concept sketch
Early concept sketch
Early concept sketch
Converse One Star Seeker - One of the last shoes I did with the Converse One Star team. The larger collection was around a theme of American Road Trip
One Star Seeker
Converse One Star Seeker - Snapshot of some of the ideas explored through early rough sketches
Converse One Star Seeker - Final rendering
Converse PRODUCT(RED) 2011
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Michael DiTullo
Award winning design leader. Former Nike and frog design director....
Portland, OR