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I post Stuff I Do (on photoshop) like Sully here ↓↓ and stuff i like from across the internet. It all follows a design or creativity theme :)
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Hello there, you! Here’s some early, early early Wookiee the Chew concept art for a future doodle. I’m not entirely sure the composition will remain the same but I love the idea of Chrisolo reading to Chew while the story comes to life behind them. Or something like that :) x
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It’s A Trap!
This is a must watch. Voice of Admiral Ackbar speaks out.
(via: allaninnman)
(via pacalin)
People who don’t know anything about sci-fi should never try and argue against sci-fi fans. They will NEVER win.
Awesome.Bjorn Hurri did a great job re-imagining Lucas’ characters.
(Source: bjornhurri.com, via brobi-wan-kenobi)
George Lucas announces his retirement from the film industry.
In the New York Time interview he also lashed out at Star Wars Fans for the abuse he has received over Episodes 1-3, and remastered version, stating the fans are to blame for there not being any more Star Wars films in the pipeline.
If all this is true, it kills the stories of a 5th Indiana Jones film too.
“I’m retiring,” Lucas told the paper.
“I’m moving away from the business, from the company, from all this kind of stuff.”
“On the internet, all those same guys that are complaining I made a change are completely changing the movie,”
“I’m saying: ‘Fine. But my movie, with my name on it, that says I did it, needs to be the way I want it’.”
Following up by saying “Why would I make any more, when everybody yells at you all the time and says what a terrible person you are?”
For the full story, click here
A little further digging into what ii think is the original article, suggests that Indiana Jones 5 may still be possible, but the rest of his career is going to be devoted to small, art house films.
filming the Death Star trench run sequence
scanned from Cinefex Magazine :: Don Shay Publications :: 1996
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