The pieces seen here are now available as limited edition prints, and you can follow more of Wilkinson’s work on Instagram. (via Colossal Submissions)
Showing posts with label Star_Wars. Show all posts
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Star Wars Original Trilogy - 8 Bit Cinema
For the Final Episode of 8-Bit Cinema CineFix presents Star Wars Original Trilogy retold via old-school 8-bit (and a little 16 bit ;) game tech.
No quarters or controllers required!
A beautiful glass set in tribute to the famous Star Wars planets
While all brands are currently trying to use the Star Wars effect with bad taste advertising or gadgets, the website Thinkgeek has launched the Star Wars Planetary Glassware Set, a set of 6 beautiful glasses paying tribute to the famous planets of the Star Wars universe, from Alderaan to Dagobah through Hoth, Tatooine, Endor, and even the Death Star.
Well, apparently design and pop culture can sometimes give some good results!
STAR WARS SPECIAL EFFECTS BACK IN 1977
Nowadays special effects are mostly done with computers. But back in 1977 when “Star Wars” was being filmed, they didn’t have the kind of technology we have now.
UNSEEN EARLY STAR WARS CONCEPT ART REVEALED
In 1974, Colin Cantwell began working with a young filmmaker named George Lucas on a project then called Adventures of the Starkiller: “The Star Wars”. Although Cantwell worked on the designs of many of the iconic spaceships in what would become Star Wars, his name is not nearly as well-known as Ralph McQuarrie, who also helped create much of the Star Wars Universe.
But next month, Julien’s will auction off many of his original concept drawings from 1974-75, featuring early designs of the X-Wing, Tie Fighter, and Star Destroyer.
You can check out these incredible colored pencil drawings.
But next month, Julien’s will auction off many of his original concept drawings from 1974-75, featuring early designs of the X-Wing, Tie Fighter, and Star Destroyer.
You can check out these incredible colored pencil drawings.
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