Probe droid designs by Ralph McQuarrie and Joe Johnston, for THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK. How many ultra-brief background characters can claim to be in such a beautiful painting?
NOT concept art of NOT Seatos from Ahsoka.
Catching brief glimpses of Rhinog Fach as the cloud lifted. Eryri National Park
According to early scripts, the original finale of “Return of the Jedi” would have been around the capital of the Empire, then named “Had Abbadon,” a planet that was one colossal city (an idea re-used in the prequels). The original threat was not one, but two death stars under construction in orbit around Had Abbadon, which also had a moon filled with life known as the Green Moon (which later on became Endor in the later drafts). Luke was taken by Vader to the Emperor’s palace and throne room on Had Abbadon, filled with lava.
This was rewritten to streamline things and make the finale less ambitious, but Ralph McQuarrie did the art for the original concept.
Ralph McQuarrie concept art for Return of the Jedi (1983)
Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith | Mustafar Concept Art
Asajj Ventress Concept Art (originally Sith Villain from Star Wars: Episode II: Attack of the Clones)
Iain McCaig concept art for a “Sith Lordess”. ATTACK OF THE CLONES (2002).
Lothal Temple atrium interior illustration by Andre Kirk
ART OF THE LAST JEDI: Luke Skywalker & Rey concept art
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker | Concept Art
Darth Vader’s bizarre visions. Mysterious Ralph McQuarrie concept art for The Empire Strikes Back.
Concept art spanning the universe of Star Wars.Not associated with Lucasfilm.Avi: Jama JurabaevPersonal: noneofusareverno
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