According To Early Scripts, The Original Finale Of “Return Of The Jedi” Would Have Been Around The

Imperial Guard concept art by Ralph McQuarrie - Return of the Jedi (1983)

v-150 Planet Defenders were large ion cannon emplacements designed for defense against starship assault. The cannons were powerful enough to shut down large vessels, but as they were completely immobile, they were vulnerable to ground assault.

Source: The Illustrated Star Wars Universe (1995)

First Appearance: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back (1980)

NOT concept art of NOT Seatos from Ahsoka.

Catching brief glimpses of Rhinog Fach as the cloud lifted. Eryri National Park

okay so this is the reason i’m gonna pass out today, goodbye everyone it was a pleasure (i found them on twitter btw)

Concept art by Iain McCaig featuring Obi-Wan riding Boga from Episode III.

Merry Christmas, everyone!

‘Tis the season for Star Wars illustrations by Ralph McQuarrie.

i’m sorry you guys i know that i’ve talked about this before but i don’t think i’ll ever get over ralph mcquarrie’s 1975 concept art for chewbacca

Exogorth concept art from The Empire Strikes Back

Ralph McQuarrie

Battle of Hoth - The Empire Strikes Back concept art by Ralph McQuarrie (1978)

I don’t usually just talk on this blog, and I don’t plan on doing so, but I’m reading through the canon chronology and I’ve finally gotten to @ekjohnston’s Queen’s Trilogy. I must say that from the second it started, I’ve been constantly reminded that she is not long for this galaxy, but accomplishes a multiple-lifetimes worth of altruism in only 27 years. A loss most tragic.

Concept art for Padme’s funeral on Naboo from Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith by Iain McCaig