#Droid

[uncannyzuck]

What if he had a hat

[retroscifiart]

The R1-G4 droid from Star Wars (1977) was made by Roger Christian as a homage to Chris Foss’s art for The Naked Sun by Isaac Asimov (Panther, 1973)

[gameraboy2]

Probe droid concept art by Ralph McQuarrie for The Empire Strikes Back (1980)

[a1-dro1d]

My New Lighter ...

[kametoro-c1ap]

AP so good at singing, that dancing too, I think.

[silvsfrousebrainrot]

Same vibe

[gadawg-404]

May The 4th Be With You Is Loading

[ab-rinart]

Surprise B1 sketch montage

[crafftypenguin]

[mizmaru]

B2EMO

[nestedneons]

By swordspeed

[uncannyzuck]

One more with the hat he truly needs. I've nicknamed him Cowboy Neddy

[butterfingersart]

god bless weekly sketches at my job for making me draw something

[nerdreamer]

[solitaire-06]

I can’t be the only one who feels that they missed a huge opportunity to explore a potential expansion of the Droid Rights movement in the years after the Yuuzhan Vong War? I mean, there was a whole scrapped plotline introduced in the Agents of Chaos books where Artoo and Threepio had to process the Yuuzhan Vong’s technophobic beliefs and how it impacted them as droids. The very existence of droids was under threat from the Yuuzhan Vong and their religious hatred of machines of any kind, and I can’t help but feel that more independently-minded droids would band together or try to work towards achieving droids liberation in the face of such a threat. Heck, even if you still wanted to have the Second Galactic Civil War happen, you could make the droid rights’ movement one of the Confederation’s member factions, since they’d obviously hold a grudge against the Galactic Alliance for not doing something about their legitimate grievances and concerns.