Concept Art For A Loth-cat And Sabine’s Room From Ahsoka By Christian Alzmann And Matt Allsopp, Respectively.

Star Wars Concept Art | the Jedi bow before the queen by Paul Topolos

Jedi Master Lightsaber Initial Concepts by Adam Burn

Concept art of some of the different Jedi Master Lightsabers in The Acolyte.

          The   S T A R   W A R S   Concept Art   of   I A N   M c C A I G                                            t h e    c h a r a c t e r s

young Obi Wan Kenobi  (”Revenge of the Sith”)

Qui Gon  Jinn   (”The Phantom Menace”)

Anakin  Skywalker  (”Revenge of the Sith”)

Padme  Amadala  Naberrie  (”The Phantom Menace,”  “Revenge of the Sith”)

Jedi  Grand  Master  Yoda

10 year old  Han  Solo  and  (above him)  with childhood friends, Lando and Chewbacca the Wookiee   (”Revenge of the Sith” – concept, design, and early script draft appearance only)

Padme in sexy night gown  (”Attack of the Clones”)

Governor Moff Tarkin   (”Revenge of the Sith”)

Jar Jar  Binks   (”The Phantom Menace”)

Jedi Council Master  Ki Adi  Mundi   (Episodes I – I I I)

Sith Lord  Darth  Maul   (”The Phantom Menace”)

Rebel Leader and Princess of Alderaan,  Leia Organa enslaved by Jabba the Hut  (”Return of the Jedi”)

unnamed “Sith Witch”  (designed for “Menace” but replaced at design stage by male hunter-killer Maul;  image elements reused in “The Cones Wars”animated)

The trope I'm exploring with Space Crowd Saturday existed before Star Wars, but 'A New Hope' still stands as the biggest popularizer of the concept. Here's Ralph McQuarrie's Mos Eisley Cantina art.

Star Wars: Rogue One Concept Art

Concept art for a “gruff, opinionated Trandoshan” Jedi Master named Sskeer, from Marvel’s upcoming The High Republic comics.

IG-1000 MagnaGuards were a specialized series of droid produced during the Clone Wars for use in the Seperatist army. They served as personal guards to General Greivous and were personally trained by him. They were commonly equipped with electrostaffs made of lightsaber resistant metal.

Source: The Art of Episode III - Revenge of the Sith (2005)

First Appearance: Boba Fett - A New Threat (2004)

The Phantom Menace Concept Art | Illustrated by Doug Chiang

Concept Artists: Ryan Church, Nick Grindraux, John Park, and Doug Chiang The Art of Star Wars: The Mandalorian by Phil Szostak | Pages 6-7, 14-15, 94-95, 126-127

Asajj Ventress Concept Art (originally Sith Villain from Star Wars: Episode II: Attack of the Clones)