Colorheads part four

2011 Jul

CMYK Shoe Company is proud to present its first work of art, COLORHEADS, filmed for more than one year by Fabio Tabacchi AKA Tabyosh who managed to create very intriguing video parts of the skaters belonging to the team.

CMYK will post a new chapter of COLORHEADS every week on their Vimeo channel.

The fourth and last part with Fabiano Origuela is out now!

[vimeo width=”460″ height=”345″]http://vimeo.com/26464275[/vimeo]

Keep an open eye on blog.cmykshoes.com

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