Stickerbomb Sneakers — The New Sticker Book for Sneakerheads

13 May

Stickerbomb Sneakers is a new fully peelable sticker book featuring over 200 original designs celebrating sneaker culture, commissioned from 38 artists and illustrators across the world. It ships 4 June 2026 and the presale is open right now. After eighteen years and dozens of books, this is Stickerbomb's most on-brand drop yet — kicks, characters, and chaos, all peel-and-stick ready.

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The Book

Stickerbomb Sneakers contains over 200 specially commissioned sneaker stickers across 132 pages. Fully peelable. Published by Laurence King through Soi Books. Whether you're customising your actual kicks, your laptop, your sketchbook, or just collecting art from people who genuinely love sneaker culture — this is the one.

Artists You Need to Know

Tim Easley — @timeasley

South London born and fiercely self-taught, Tim Easley is one of the most recognisable names where street culture meets illustration. His signature bright palette and bold lines — fused with hand-drawn type and playful characters pulled from urban kitsch, nature, and neon signage — have landed him campaigns for Foot Locker across 700+ stores in EMEA and Asia, in-store activations for Nike, and client work for Adobe, Disney, BBC, Vans, and Adidas. He was also one of the original minds behind Crooked Tongues, the legendary sneaker website that defined a generation of trainerspotting online. As a neurodivergent artist from a working-class background, Tim Easley brings a genuinely distinct lens to everything he touches. Follow Tim Easley on Instagram at @timeasley.

Denis Gonchar — @gonchardenf

Denis Gonchar is a digital artist based in Ukraine with over fifteen years in the illustration and entertainment industry. He has built a reputation for work that blurs the line between digital and hand-drawn — his vectors carry a signature confidence, with bold graphic shapes, impeccable gradients, and a forensic attention to detail that makes his portraits and pop-culture pieces look almost photographic. Equally at home rendering NBA playoff moments and character art, Denis Gonchar's output sits at the crossroads of precision and energy, which makes him a natural fit for a sneaker sticker book. Follow Denis Gonchar on Instagram at @gonchardenf.

Ryo Sanada — @bombstagram

Ryo Sanada is one of the co-founders of Stickerbomb itself. As co-founder of Studio Rarekind and Soi Books, he helped produce the very first peelable sticker book back in 2008 and has guided the Stickerbomb series across eighteen years, dozens of titles, and several continents. An award-winning art director, documentary filmmaker, and motion graphics designer, Ryo Sanada's creative fingerprints are all over this project in more ways than one. The fact he's also contributing original art to Stickerbomb Sneakers? Properly full-circle. Follow Ryo Sanada on Instagram at @bombstagram.

Alexandra Christodoulou — @malexch

Alexandra Christodoulou is a Greek illustrator working out of Belgium who made a deliberate pivot from a fashion design career — trained at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp and Ravensbourne — to follow her passion for illustration. The fashion background is still very much present: her work carries an emotive, tactile quality with a touch of fantasy, rooted in storytelling and symbolism. A World Illustration Awards entrant, Alexandra Christodoulou represents a new wave of cross-discipline creatives bringing considered, human-centred art into the sneaker and streetwear conversation. Follow Alexandra Christodoulou on Instagram at @malexch.

TømatoZerø — @tomatozero

TømatoZerø is the creative duo Alex and Lisa, who make bold, character-driven illustration work that feels equally at home on a skatepark wall and a gallery shelf. Quirky worlds, vivid colour, and a playful thoughtfulness that never sacrifices craft. They have collaborated with Paperwallet on limited-edition designs and their sticker-native sensibility makes TømatoZerø a natural fit for Stickerbomb Sneakers. Follow TømatoZerø on Instagram at @tomatozero.