Sushi Shoes (ShoeShies.com) *& Gifts Are Here

May 4, 2011 - PRLog -- Shoeshies.com (pronounced Shoe-Shees) Yes they are "sushi shoes"  has launched.  

Designer Rick London who has turned a hobby into a business of turning shoes into art,

announced today from his Hot Springs, Ar. studio that he designed enough shoes and

gifts to have a grand opening today. Visit Shoeshies.com to see complete line of

gifts and collectibles.  

     At this time, the store features womens sushi shoes, but Londons plans to have

mens and possibly even kids shoes this month.  He also handles sushi cards, mugs

aprons, magnets, mouse pads, Iphone & IPad covers and much more. Today London

designed a pair of mens high top sushi shoes and he's pleased with them.  

     London says, "Over the years sushi has become one of my favorite foods if not

my favorite.  Even though my favorite aunt calls it "bait" (I come from a fishing family),

I still find it quite appealing.  I even like extra wasabi and pickled ginger."

     Three years ago London created ShoeThatAmuse.com, the world's only famous

love quote shoes which received a good deal of national media attention, featured

in USA Today and on APWire. Please visit ShoesThatAmuse.com to see the entire line

and read the AP/USA Today review of Rick London's products.  

     In 1997, he created LondonsTimes.Us Cartoons, which has been ranked the #1

offbeat cartoon on the Internet since 2005. It boasts over 5000 color cartoons which has

lured 8.7+ million visitors since Jan. 2005. To see Londons Times click

http://www.LondonsTimes.us. From there you can also click on the Londons Times shops

which showcase over 1/4 million gifts & collectibles featuring the single panel cartoons.

    London ships worldwide through his manufacturer Zazzle.com which has a presence

on every continent but Antarctica, hence no waiting around for customs.

    London has a lot of plans for Sushies.com but he says he can't reveal them yet, but

"Stay tuned".

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Rick London launched The London Group on March 19, 1997 in a small tin shed in rural Ms., with a used IBM 286 clone computer, under $300, a book called "Internet For Dummies" and his beloved rescue stray "Thor". They slept on a sleeping bag on the concrete floor for a year until the flagship Londons Times Cartoons was established. Since that time it has grown to have one of the Internet's largest and most reliable presence for quality, creativity, and integrity.