The Art Of Star Wars Episode III: Revenge Of The Sith  [NABOO]

Older Ahsoka Tano concept art sketches Art by Dave Filoni

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)

Paduwan Lightsabers by Adam Burn

Concept art of what possibly was to become Jedi Padawan Torbin’s saber for The Acolyte.

Ion Cannon concept art for “The Empire Strikes Back” by Ralph McQuarrie.

Lighting Concepts from Star Wars: The Clone Wars S7 Ep9 - Old Friends Not Forgotten (from starwars.com’s Episode Guide)

Yerbana lighting concept by Jason Boesch Clones lighting concept by Jason Boesch Ahsoka lighting concept by Jason Boesch Maul and Ahsoka lighting concept by Jason Boesch

Ralph McQuarrie concept art for Return of the Jedi (1983)

Star Wars Rebels | original trilogy concept art by Ralph McQuarrie Garazeb Orrelios | Chewbacca Lothal landscape | Alderaan landscape Lothal capital city | Alderaan capital city Imperial Super Commandos | Boba Fett Azmorigan | Jabba the Hutt + Ralph McQuarrie concept art hanging in Thrawn’s office:

Every now and then (I fall apart) I like to briefly spotlight a Star Wars background character. Garindan—Long-Snoot—the Imperial spy—was played by stunt woman Sadie Eden and, judging by John Mollo’s sketch, originally designed to be much shorter (image 3, top row, second character from left). (In Alan Dean Foster’s novelization the character is described as a small creature, like a scurrying rat.) The costume is so, well, cheap really, so makeshift: so wonderfully vintage Star Wars.

The art, from the Mos Eisley Cantina Pop-up Book, is by Ralph McQuarrie.

Art by Ralph McQuarrie for Wookiee planet, Kashyyyk.

Ralph McQuarrie