So this was yet another Star Wars character that I was unfamiliar with until this assignment came along. I was asked to imbue the admiral with the look of a "confident and brilliant military man. Striking features and red eyes. The pose and body language should reflect that he is emotionally controlled."

Illustrated for the Star Wars miniatures: Imperial Entanglements packaging art.

I used the same mixed media approach, washes of acrylic in the background and oil built up on top for detail and glazed in for color modulation.

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ZAP!! That's all I'm say'n.

O.k. well, not quite. This is another character that was new to me. Here we have the powerful Sith lord oozing with force lightening. Don't stand too close.

You'll see this illustration on the "Jedi Academy" package for the Star Wars Miniatures line.

Mixed media: acrylic, oil colored pencil and wee bits of airbrush

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Back to where it all started, marker sketches!
I had this old marker pad from ages ago lying around which I never filled. Time to start!
Some of these have terrible perspective ._.

Prismacolor Cool Greys and 0.1 tech pen

Hey, I get to show some more of my "almost" recent art!

This is another Star Wars piece that was done for the Star Wars Miniatures: Knights of the Old Republic Packaging Art

It was painted with acrylic, colored pencil and a little bit of oil to pop those last final details. The size of the original is 8"x17".

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Kit Fisto from the Star Wars Legacy Collection Geonosis Arena Showdown

12" high, acrylic on paper and CS3 effects.

Thought I'd post the full image of a character my first Star Wars figure set.

There are six 2-packs, with another six 2-packs to come summer 2010. The sets combine to create a cardboard arena semi circle. The second set completes the circle.

This image was commissioned for the Star Wars Miniatures: Imperial Entanglements set. The visual requirements for this illustration were not much more than show Leia in the Boushh disguise, with the headgear off.

The mediums are acrylic, colored pencil and oil. The size is about 16x10".

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Another Novus Imperium design. In addition to it's planet-wide cityscape and artificial ring, Karic has clusters of enormous space colonies located at it's Lagrange points. While most of the colonies follow this format, each colony has various external and internal structures that make them unique constructs. Additionally, over the long periods of time since the colonies' construction, each colony cluster has developed it's own distinct culture.

Karic (c)

I wasn't familiar with Mr. Mandalore until asked to paint another illustration for the Star Wars minis packages.

Here's a little bit about what his life is about. "Madalore the Ultimate established his reputation as a brazen strategist who was capable of immense destruction. He led a merciless campaign in the Outer Rim Territories, authorizing the devastation of such planets as Cathar, and allowing his armies to sack the world of Althir. Even as the Republic began to respond to his aggressions, he continued to lead his Mandalorians with brutal efficiency. As the war escalated, Mandalore proved that he was willing to do anything to win his cause, even to the point of using nuclear devices to destroy entire cities."

I'm not sure if he uses "nuke-u-lar" devices or "nuclear" weapons... but either way he's a bad mo fo. : P

As for what mediums I used, I just stuck with acrylic and colored pencil on this one... I left the oil tucked away under my acrylic palette. Most likely it was dried out, and I was too lazy to squeeze out a new palette full.

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