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It's not often you see a custom version of a James Jarvis toy. And when you do it's usually a King Ken with a new paint job. But UK-based customiser James Yeah has created something truly different and interesting based on the World of Pain's heavy metal god Lars! Using sculpey and at a guess a hell of a lot of elbow grease and sandpaper Lars has been transformed into a stately Jarvis-esque version of Winston Churchill. And doesn't he look amazing!

James Jarvis and Amos present their latest clothing releases.

Still getting back into the swing of blogging stuff after the very rubbish Virgin Media left me without broadband for a month!! Gits - but enough about them.

I'm not condoning selling all your toys with this post, especially those of the pink clutter variety! I mean that’s sacrilegious! However some times needs must.

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TRdDcHILUL0]Last week I blogged about the new Nike sponsored animation from UK illustrator James Jarvis. I saw these 'Behind the scenes' pieces with James over on Hypebeast and thought i'd post them too. In the 3 parts James talks in depth about his serious passion for running, his artwork and talks about the animation. You can see the short animation 'Onwards' here

http://vimeo.com/moogaloop.swf?clip_id=4238176&server=vimeo.com&show_title=0&show_byline=0&show_portrait=0&color=ffffff&fullscreen=1Check out this animation from James Jarvis in collaboration with Nike. Entitled 'Onwards' it sees one of Jarvis's iconic 'potato-headed' characters limbering up before heading off on a run through his hand drawn landscape.

STRANGEco have just announced an awesome giveaway featuring three very rare figures designed by James Jarvis.

Couple of days late with this one (oops) but Amos have dropped a new batch of tees featuring some new colours of classics such as the Satanic Ken and King Ken.

Following his appearance on the OC, it seems our Pink King Ken really has got a love of the spot light.

Oh yeah it's the big one...1-5...again in no particular order although I would say I think the #1 is arguably the Toy of the Year.