What started as doodling into a scrapbook has turned into a hot commodity on social media. When Cal forward Jayda Noble isn’t running defensive drills or making jump shots, you can catch her in her apartment adding some drip to people’s kicks.
“I changed the shoe game. I just hope I brought more creativity and just more personality. People got the drip, they got the knee pads, whatever it is to make you feel good. You might as well have shoes that you look down at like that’s me,” said Noble.
Noble’s shoe designs aren’t the only thing trending. An investment of $3,000 into painting tools flipped to $56,000 over the years.
Next thing you know, she caught the eye of an R&B and rap artist.
“I did a painting, and I brought it to his concert, and he took it. Bryson Tiller and that was two summers ago…that was …