Watercolor adds a bit of class to any image, and that definitely holds true for these paintings of characters from the Star Wars saga. Han, Vader, droids and more look fancy and even more timeless in this style. These paintings were done by Reddit user Terry Cook just for fun and there are some limited prints available if you contact him directly.
See more watercolor images after the break.
What happens if you try to find the common ties between green, small, and poor grammer? Stephen Wildish wondered, and he figured it out. I had no idea Hulk, Kermit, Gary Coleman, and Yoda had so much in common.
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Star Wars Weekends at Disney’s Hollywood Studios are almost here (they start May 18), and to commemorate the occasion, Disney has released some very cool ads. The spread features Star Wars characters and vehicles enjoying the park and all it has to offer. It’s probably as challenging as it looks to fit an AT-AT in the parking lot spaces meant for cars.
In addition to the posters, Disney also put out some funny videos, one of which features Vader brainstorming about the weekends.
Check out more posters and a couple of videos after the break.
I’m a fan of the little green guy, but even I admit that Yoda’s speech style can be a bit off-putting at times. However, it just takes a few edits and some patience (okay, a lot more patience than I have) to speak correctly Yoda make. I mean, to make Yoda speak correctly.
Watch the video after the break.
When the Star Wars Identities exhibit was announced, everyone was fascinated with the inkblot Darth Vader artwork. It opens next month in Montreal and explores the themes of identity in ourselves and in Star Wars characters. More portraits were released to the public, and they are insanely cool. The design work will make you drool, and the little details will make you stare at each piece for a while (or at least, they should).
Check out more portraits featuring Yoda, Amidala, Fett, Stormtroopers, and Threepio after the break.
This video of Yoda farting is completely asinine and immature, but I defy you not to laugh your ass off.
Check out the video after the break.
Just in time for Christmas, Sheep Creek Needlecraft is selling 100% hand needle felted wool Star Wars ornaments which include the TIE Fighter, X-Wing, Millennium Falcon, and of course, Yoda. Hit the jump to check out some additional photos.
The Death Star pumpkin after the break isn’t half bad either.
I’m sure Lucas will shoehorn this footage into Star Wars at some point.
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As far as I can tell, the Yoda Pumpkin Push-In set hasn’t shown up for sale on the web yet—but word on the street is that it’s available in Target stores for $6. If you’re lazy it’s a fun, easy way to skip carving.
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