#star wars artwork

[adreeps]

It’s been a long time since I’ve drawn anything so I hope you like it🫶🏻

[jadeorgana]

Who doesn't love Skyguy and Snips. This commission by @finniigan

[purringysalamiri]

some of my favorite thrawn card artworks.

another artwork from the 'Thinking Like Thrawn' section that I thought was too beautiful to not put here. (Also legends thrawn depiction. love it.)

[angela-art13]

Quick sketch of SM-33 and the lil rat 🖤

I love this droid so much and Skeleton Crew in general 🥰

I'm very excited for the finale, although I'm sad that the series is almost over 🥺 Would be nice if it got renewed for a second season ✨

[acatalystrising]

From one nerd to another, happy Star Wars day! May the fourth be with you, always 💚♥️🖤

(Had to make my newest Boba piece fancy for the occasion, he deserves it!)

[fiatluxillustration-portfolio]

Eye Trios - Anakin Skywalker / Darth Vader

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[artistic-moth-man]

STAR WARS OC: VEN BABAROSSA

His uncle told him he was framed for the murder of Rey Palpatine, but everyone knew a Sith would lie to save face. Ven never believed him about the Jedi having killed her, even after the battle between Bertan and Jedi master Sirik led to the death of Ven's own family. Ven let himself be taken under the wing of Jedi masters instead of his evil uncle... but that didn't last.

Ven's anger and grief ended up taking the life of his master, and he was forced to flee to his uncle, to the Sith lord Darth Bertan. But while he was training under the Sith, Ven hatched a plan. He would learn everything he could and flee again, but he was caught. in the battle, his uncle's tail was chopped off and Ven finally took the chance to leave the Sith and the Jedi.

He became known as the force killer, a violent barbarian who took out Jedi and Sith alike... but then he met the Dusks. A group that wasn't Sith, and wasn't Jedi, and he felt at home, at peace. Even among the Dusks, he is as violent as a Sith, but he is as moral as a Jedi.

[womeninfictionandirl]

We Can Do It! Leia Organa by Daniel de Almeida

[theantaresheron]

When have we ever followed orders?

[deathtrooper1602]

Star Wars Book Cover Overview

The Twitter User "SCentralized" inspired me with his "if this Star Wars show/movie were a Book of Expanded Universe in the mid 90s" Covers to do a little overview of Star Wars cover designs.

In this post I will go through these Covers. I hope you have fun with it!

1970s / 1980s:

The first "era" of covers I would call the "Classic SciFi Cover " era. It includes the novel adaptationsof the OT as well as "Splinter of the Mind Eye", "The Han Solo/Lando Calrissian Adventures" The covers are designed the way sci-fi novels often looked at the time.

The 1990s

Things got really fancy in the 90s. The covers of the "Movie Poster" era look like the posters of Original Trilogy. That may be due in part to the fact that Drew Struzan designed some of those covers. The books of this era are works of art and the cover alone makes you want to read the book.

1999 - 2005

That changed in the early 2000s when the Star Wars publishing rights went back to Del Rey. This "Early Del Rey" era is dominated by 2 cover types: Promo images of the movies put together in Photoshop, and abstract illustrations that sometimes looked really good, sometimes weird. This era spanned the entire period of the prequels' release. 1999-2005. The prequel era books mostly featured promo images and the "New Jedi Order" series, also released during this time, featured illustrated covers.

2006 - 2009

From 2006 onwards, there was a mixture of Photoshop, but also a return to illustrations and, for a short time, 3Dish models. One example of this is the "Darth Bane Rule of Two", Fortunately, this trend was quickly discarded.

2009 - Today

In 2009, the "Fate of the Jedi" series started with an interesting cover design. Personally, I'm a big fan of it.

From then on, the focus was completely back on illustrations, and it has remained that way until today.

Every now and then, however, there are "relapses" into the past. For example, Star Wars Brotherhood or Jedi Battle Scars.

Of course, this is only a selection of covers and not all covers were and are the same - that would be boring. But it is interesting to see what "trends" there were and are.

[jadecrusades]

Carlos Ezquerra and James Sinclair. “Star Wars: Mara Jade: By the Emperor’s Hand” Issue #2. September, 1998.

Page 16 from Dark Horse Comics’ “Star Wars: Mara Jade: By The Emperor’s Hand,” Issue #2, written by Michael Stackpole and Timothy Zahn. The late Carlos Ezquerra penciled and inked the artwork, with production color by James Sinclair, and lettered by Michael Taylor.

[jrlunaart]

I don't care, I still love Anakin Skywalker lol I think he's really cool!

Etsy Shop Storenvy 

[jadeorgana]

Omega: “The Rebellion needs pilots more than ever." Omega in an X-Wing flight suit. I loved the epilogue for The Bad Batch. I can only imagine Omega as a Rebel pilot after Tech taught her to fly. Tech: "Up, Up, Pull Up, Omega." Omega: "Copy that."

Artist: IG @libpaint

[purringysalamiri]

Some of my favorite legends thrawn covers.

+ my favorites in the images.

[angela-art13]

Quick sketch of Plo and little 'Soka 🧡

[liquidsludge]

I could’ve done a lot better with these, but my black pencil is about to die and i have a lot on my plate right now so if you could please excuse for today and ill do some better ones later down the track. But for October 12 and the last star wars themed villain i have for Villain tober, we have to go with the best star wars villain of them all…

DARTH VADER!!!!!!