Medicom asked UK artist James Jarvis to remix the iconic Hello Kitty character. The outcome is a VCD vinyl figure and a plush toy, both releasing November 27th.

Take a more detailed look at the James Jarvis Hello Kitty toys after the jump.

Illustrator James Jarvis’ Caleb character from the daily ‘Wisdom of Caleb‘ strip makes his way to the vinyl realm with this upcoming figure from Jarvis’ own Amos Toys. Rumor has it that seven variations of this 6-inch high toy will be available come November.

As part of their Summer 2010 Collection Stussy worked with UK artist James Jarvis. Together they worked on a couple of collaborative t-shirts for the season.

“For our Summer 2010 collection, we worked with acclaimed UK artist, James Jarvis. Mostly known for his work with Silas, James created a series of t-shirts that play off our streetwear heritage. We caught up with James at his London studio to talk about his work.”

Check out the interview with the artist here below.

Stussy – James Jarvis from Stussy on Vimeo.

The t-shirts are now available in the Stussy online store.

More images of the t-shirts follow after the jump.

Most of you should remember the recent Nike Worldcup Collections, which consisted of artist collaborations with James Jarvis, So Me, Mr. Cartoon, Delta and Kronk, with each artist representing his country. Now Nike offers the Blazer Hi iD in a limited edition, featuring graphics by these very same artists. Only 500 pairs of each artist’s iD shoe are available, so if you want to work on your own colorway, featuring graphics by the above artists, you should do it soon.

Take a look at some examples of the sneakers after the jump.

One of our favorite independent publishers, Nieves from Switzerland, has released two great new zines today. Will Sweeney introduces “As Above So Below”, a zine that captures his works from his current exhibition at Lazy Dog, Paris. UK artist James Jarvis presents “Car Parks”, which consists of a series of black/white works by the artist. The James Jarvis zine comes in an edition of only 150 pieces. You can purchase both now from Nieves.

Take a look inside both zines after the jump.

The cover of the latest issue of Juxtapoz Magazine has been designed by none other than UK artist James Jarvis. The artist’s Bird God character takes over the cover for March 2010 and of course magazine also features a lengthy piece and interview with Jarvis. You can purchase the magazine now here.

First releases from the Nike Sportswear World Cup Kits are arriving at select Nike doors. Flipping one of Nike’s most popular football silos, London-born illustrator James Jarvis applies England’s team colors to the Air Zoom Tiempo in a mixture of leather and suede. These are currently available at HUF.

We present to you six Collaborations spawned from Nike Sportswear’s desire to celebrate the beautiful game of football in a way that connects to the national team fans who dwell at the intersection of sports and culture. In 2006, Nike collaborated with a group of artists to curate and design environments and spaces that represented their countries, but there was no product connection to this partnerships. This year, Nike worked with established and emerging artists from six countries to create alternative National Team Kits that flip the script on the classic football kit.

Each collaboration includes N98 Track Jacket, AW 77 hoodie, kit tee, polo shirt and short for both men and women; then tee for men and tank for women.

Each kit includes a selection of Nike Sportswear footwear coordinated with the apparel. In addition to a team-color customized Nike LunarLite Rejuven8 Mid and Air Max BW Gen II, additional silhouettes such as Air Zoom Tiempo, Dunk High AC, Air Footscape Freemotion and Nike LunarLite Chukka Woven have been selected to provide plenty of options to express team pride.

While British graphic artist James Jarvis is best known for his playful illustrations and contributions to the designer toy phenomenon, he takes his sports seriously. At first glance, his interpretation of the England crest stays true to the national archetype, but up close the designs are all Jarvis: his heraldic lion flashing a trademark googly-eyed grin. Jarvis drew from medieval woodblock prints for inspiration, and the “10” on the chest is traditionally reserved for the most beautiful players of the game.

The Nike Sportswear x James Jarvis England Kit includes the Air Zoom Tiempo, Air Footscape Freemotion and the Air LunarLite Rejuven8 Mid. Furthermore the mascot designed by the artist appears on team polos and the AW77 hoodie.

Detailed images of the all product from the Nike Sportswear x James Jarvis Collaboration follow after the jump.

Happy Socks are bringing on the Christmas cheer early this year … They have been to the furthest corners of the globe to secure the services of the the worlds most eminent and visually creative talent to make Christmas cards with a difference. The brief “why are Happy Socks as important as Santa Claus at Christmas” was their only guide. Well now the collaboration between Happy Socks and the following six artists is complete – James Jarvis, Cream, Mr Bill & Mz Fanny, Mr Giorgio Camuffo, Marok and Lady Lisolette Watkins.

Check out all of the Happy Scks Christmas Card Artist Collaborations after the jump.

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.