1. He was made in China and was adopted by an American family.
-take a portrait of the shoe (Jopoir) and have a Chinese flag behind him, with his family on the other side of the photo behind an American flag.
- All in color; a line in between.
2. He was a pair of 10 sized Kobe shoe (white, black, and yellow to be specific), while the rest of his family were a full on converse family.
-Line up the converse family (all in color), with Jopoir aside from them on the left in black and white.
3. Everyone was jealous of Jopoir, and everyone wanted to be his friend since everyone wanted to wear him.
-Jopior in the middle (in color), with several different types of shoes around him in a circle in black and white
4. Then on one fateful day in February, on Jopoir’s half birthday, a 17 year old boy walked into the shoe store where Jopoir just happened to be.
-Have Jopoir in black and white, with colorful confetti/sparkles/balloons, around him in color.
5. Jopoir was for the first time, experiencing feet, real human feet.
-Have the shoe worn by the boy (in color)
6. He polished him daily and wore him everywhere he went, inside the house, inside the basketball gym (of course), and outside rain or shine.
-Have him shown being cleaned.
-Have him shown being worn outside/inside/ or on a basketball court.
7. The boy had worn him so much that parts of him were starting to fall off against his will.
-Show the shoe being worn out, torn up a little. (in black and white)
8. He had a nice burial ceremony where his family showed up with their backs turned to his poor shoe box grave.
-Have a shoe box, buried somewhat in dirt, with a flower on top.
-Have his converse family, with their heels turned on them, all in black in white (both photos)
9. All that was left of him was the portrait of him and his owner.
-Have a black and white photo of the shoe and or his owner with him in a frame or on the wall.
