No Disentigration!

Drew up a poster for a drive-in/grindhouse-style Boba Fett movie.  Had a lot of fun with this one.

Original art for this one available on my online store.

Star Wars poster roughs

The Rogue One trailer reminded me that I wanted to draw up a couple of Star Wars posters.  These are just color roughs, mind you, not the final pieces.  Grindhouse Boba Fett and Hillbilly Car Chase Luke & Biggs.

History Star Wars: Queen Elizabeth I

Queen Elizabeth I

History Star Wars: Wyatt Earp & Doc Holliday

Figured I might scratch the odd Star Wars itch by drawing historical figures as Star Wars people.

This week's:
Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday!

Recent Star Wars sketches

Here are some ink and watercolor sketches that I did just before Christmas.  Star Wars!

Ewok X-Wing Pilot.  Just because they don't have advanced
technology doesn't mean they couldn't handle it.

Snowtrooper and an AT-AT (Imperial Walker) from THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK

Over the Garden Wall? Nope, Star Wars.

I've been wanting to draw Star Wars stuff this week, but I've also been REALLY enjoying repeat watchings of OVER THE GARDEN WALL, a truly wonderful animated miniseries with spectacular music.  So I split the difference and drew this.

I also made a shirt, because I guess people like shirts:
https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/93401-wirt-and-greg-nope.-a-bounty-hunter-and-a-droid

Lando Calrissian

I made this spaghetti western-style poster, just for fun.

Happy Star Wars Day

Today is Star Wars Day, so I drew some characters that nobody likes!  Meaning there isn't much art out there for 'em.  Two are from the spine-meltingly bad Star Wars Holiday Special (a musical!) - Trader Saun Dann on the left, and Ackmena on the right.  Played by Art Carney and Bea Arthur.  The middle characters, Noa and his pet/friend Teek, come from the ABC Sunday Night movie Ewoks: The Battle for Endor, which my dad recorded on VHS for me and which I watched endlessly as a six-year old.  Noa was played by Wilford Brimley, who didn't even bother to take his glasses off.

Though these guys were AARPers by the time they played their roles, I figured I'd draw 'em up prequel-era as young, adventure-leaning main characters.  Because if there's one thing I'm good at, it's taking a surefire hit franchise that everyone loves, picking weird supporting characters from it for whom no one has an ounce of interest or affection, and drawing them in a way that renders them unrecognizable from the original.

Lastly comes Jaxxon, a weird green Bugs Bunny analogue used in some of the early Star Wars comics.  I tried to make him look vaguely less bunny-like.