Illustrator Joseph Senior presents his new Pop Culture Hello Kitty Series, shining a different light onto the iconic Japanese cartoon character. Say hi to Hello Darth Vader, Hello Daft Punk, Hello Dark Knight, Hello Gaga, Hello Garfield, Hello Thor and many others.

The full series is featured after the jump.

London fashion illustrator Tara Dougans shows off an interesting new series of hers. She chose some of her favorite Fall/Winter 2011 looks from the mens runway shows and translated the looks into her own style of illustration. The outcome, a series entitled “If Boys Will Be Boys…”, is rather interesting. Looks included come from Thom Browne, Dior Homme, Alexander McQueen, Raf Simons, Anne Demeulemeester and Dries Van Noten.

Check out the full series, along with the original inspirational images, after the jump.

Italian luxury brand has always been close to the arts, supported it and integrated it into their own collections. For Fall/Winter 2010 they present the new Prada Fantasy Lookbook, mixing real life photography and images of models and clothing with illustration art. The lookbook was produced and directed by OMA (Alexander Reichert & Fausto Fantinuoli), with photography by Phil Meech.

Many more images of the lookbook follow after the jump.

A while back we featured the work of illustrator Michael Sanderson for the first time and we were very impressed. Therefore we were very happy to hear that he has launched last week Birche Magazine – a fully illustrated men’s fashion and lifestyle online magazine. Sanderson’s illustrations are on point and give our favorite product a totally new perspective. You can check it out here.

After the jump you can see some random images from the first couple of spreads of Birche Magazine.

Fashion illustrated has always been a favorite of ours. Pony Step presents “An Illustrated Look at Men’s Fashion”, a series of Fall/Winter 2010 looks illustrated by Richard Killroy.

Check out the complete series after the jump.

Today we came across the very impressive portfolio of illustrator Michael Sanderson. The 23 year old is working with Taiko & Associates in Japan and has already a very impressive client list under his belt. The mix of illustration and sharp branding in his pieces is especially interesting and intriguing. So far he has worked with both small NYC boutiques and fashion heavy wheigts such as Gucci and Louis Vuitton. He is definitely one to keep an eye on in the future.

Take a look at many more works from designer Michael Sanderson after the jump.

From the people at Upper Playground, this week’s Walrus TV profile features Ben Tour. He discusses his influences and inspiration, as well as techniques and processes. Tour is described as illustrator and figurative painter.