From a makeshift studio in a cramped apartment in North Macedonia's Skopje, Satja Grabuloski has made his mark as one of the top sneaker artists in the world.
With more than 300 celebrities as customers, Grabuloski has taken orders from famous athletes, actors, and musicians -- including Lebron James and Dua Lipa.
A single pair of revamped sneakers painted by his team Swithadot StudioS fetches a starting price at around 1,000 euros . "That showed me… there is a potential business idea that I am still building and developing today," he adds.
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