After a long hiatus, illustrator James Jarvis’ Amos line has released another batch of garments. This is the second series produced under license by Säck und Nolde in Germany and includes Jarvis’ famous YOD characters alongside “Resist” and “Magique” slogans. Amos also presents their very first sweats alongside other graphic tees. The full collection is now available at Amos Toys.

Have a closer look at the Amos Fall/Winter 2009 Collection after the jump.

Amos will soon be releasing mobile phone charms, featuring some of their most popular characters. King Ken and YOD are featured in several colorways. A nice accessory for all James Jarvis fans. Look out for a release soon in the Amos online store.

More images of the Amos mobile phone charms follow after the jump.

Soon the new Willie Isz album will be released and none other than UK illustrator/artist James Jarvis is responsible for the album cover art work. Good news for both Willie Isz and James Jarvis fans. Via LaMJC.

Artist James Jarvis worked on an interesting new film project, entitled “Onwards”. One of his characters is featured in the short movie, running in a non-linear environment.

“I had become interested in the idea of characters that were less referential and more iconic and abstract. I particularly wanted to do something with a potato-headed stick-man that I had been drawing at that time.

The film was inspired by certain personal experiences in running – a favourite run over Blanchland moor in Northumberland, being attacked by a crow in Singapore – and also by the transcendent, almost psychedelic experience of the simple act of running.

Rather than a marketing project inititated by Nike, the film was something proposed and produced by myself, and as such I hope represents a much more equal collaboration with a brand.” Via Amos.

Definitely another great project by James Jarvis. Check out the movie here above.

LaMJC curated the Malibu Pop & Street Art Series. The liquor bottle comes with designs made by Delta, So_Me and James Jarvis. Limited to 100 individually numbered bottles of each design, the set will be exclusively available at colette. As of December 1rst they will be on display.

Have a more detailed look at the Malibu Pop & Street Art Series after the jump.

Artist and toy designer James Jarvis has written an article for Computer Arts Projects on the creation of the Bird God character. Also the character appears on the cover of the issue.

Have a look at the full Computer Arts Project Cover by James Jarvis after the jump.

James Jarvis has created some window displays for NikeTown London, celebrating the Nike windrunner.
"Brightening up this decidedly gloomy summer is illustrator James Jarvis’ new installation at NikeTown in London. A giant bird features in his window display for the Oxford Street store while, inside the foyer, there’s also an eight-panel vinyl artwork with the same avian character donning his Nike Windrunner jacket.
Beanie Brownjohn at Make Stuff sculpted the figure in the window display and free posters relating to the designs may still be available from the store. You’ll have to run like the wind to get one, mind." Via CR.
Many more images of James Jarvis work inside NikeTown London after the jump.

The King Ken figure by James Jarvis and Amos Toys was released today at the SDCC show in a special gold version. It is being exclusively sold at the Strangeco booth at SDCC. 

A couple of weeks ago we gave you a first look at the James Jarvis x Bounty X Hunter King Kun figure in a black colorway. Today we show you both colorways – black and grey. King Ken by Amos Toys and Skull Kun by Bounty X Hunter have been fused in this figure.
Strengeco’s SDCC booth will be the only carrier of both figures in the US. One more reason to make it to SDCC.

Here we present you a very special collaboration between Bounty X Hunter and Amos Toys. The two toy designers got together to create a fusion of their most recognized and celebrated figures. The outcome is King Kun. It comes in the usual body of the classic Bounty X Hunter figure and with the classic Amos Toy head, designed by James Jarvis.
Due to be released soon for the 10th anniversary of Amos Toys.
Check out more detailed images after the jump.