http://www.buzzfeed.com/danieldalton/stunning-star-wars-concept-art-ralph-mcquarrie?s=mobile
Not new but definitely always fun to look at.
Star Wars concept art
New to me!
Awesome! Couldn't help but notice there was a stormtrooper with a lightsaber.
Awesome! Couldn't help but notice there was a stormtrooper with a lightsaber.
I think that one was intended as Darth Vader. For a while.
The problem with all these new books is that if you have the 'art of' books you pretty much have it all already. I w\saw that yesterday in the bookstore and was going to add it to my research library but after looking through it decided it would be a waste.Too much pequel design work as well
Rinzlers Star Wars The Blueprints book however is worth the money
So cool! Thanks for the share!
Awesome! Couldn't help but notice there was a stormtrooper with a lightsaber.
I think that one was intended as Darth Vader. For a while.
"In his renderings, light sabers were a single colour, and were carried by storm troopers and other non-Jedi/Sith characters, before Lucas fully developed the mythology and made them a Jedi weapon."
I want to look. But I have an intense hatred of Buzzfeed.
If it helps, it's a decent list and not a "which unrelated object are you" quiz.
Interesting . . . I had a feeling the artwork on the ST-321 title card was a McQuarrie painting.
Awesome! Couldn't help but notice there was a stormtrooper with a lightsaber.
I think that one was intended as Darth Vader. For a while.
"In his renderings, light sabers were a single colour, and were carried by storm troopers and other non-Jedi/Sith characters, before Lucas fully developed the mythology and made them a Jedi weapon."
Yes, originally, light sabers were just like regular swords were. Just another weapon.
If it helps, it's a decent list and not a "which unrelated object are you" quiz.
But then how will I ever know which of the 12 original Crayola colors I am?!
Edit: Ignore the snark, that was awesome.
Edited by BohrdumbI've got all three print sets and they are BIG and beautiful. Ralph MacQuarrie's work was fantastic.