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Dark Ahsoka's art for @phantasm-echo

I really liked the concept and decided to draw this gorgeous woman

Damn, I know that everyone who could have done it already, but.. — I'm not calling you "good boy," Anakin You cut all the younglings into sausages!

I'll finish it someday, but for now it's in the sketch.

Oh yeah, I love the work @blackkatmagic "Hunting towards heartstill". So, in the near future, I'll probably be slowly painting my favorite moments.

The Jedi are part of Star Wars because it's a big universe with many cultures, traditions, philosophies, peoples and so of course they will be different, but I agree with you that trying to rewrite the basics of how the Force works or the rules of this universe results in Star Wars being less Star Wars.

Generally, their methods and philosophy and lessons are part of their culture, because any way you look at it, the Jedi order is a religious order and the Jedi can be compared to monks.

I think it's more likely that people are rewriting the workings of the Force or the rules of the universe because they're not familiar with the information they're working with.

Star Wars won't stop being Star Wars just because one in a hundred decides to rewrite the rules for his work. That will only tell you that he has no mastery of the information and no desire to understand the topic he has chosen to write about.

It just doesn't feel like Star Wars if it's mindlessly Jedi-critical or anti-Jedi, and not because the Jedi are perfect, but because they're the core of what makes Star Wars what it is. You may not agree with their philosophy and their modus operandi, but you can't deny that their lessons aren't just a particular way of thinking but the fundation of how the Star Wars universe works by. It's interesting to explore other characters and groups and their way of thinking the universe but trying to rewrite the base of how the Force works or the rules of that universe just to contradict the Jedi only serves to make Star Wars feel that tad less Star Wars.

Inspired by episode 4 of season 3.

I was looking back on my old illustration of Fantasy Kilti-wan, and Cody and thought it would be fun to do Anakin, Ashoka, and rex in a fantasy setting. I think I'm going to do some ref sheets of everyone and maybe start workshopping more of a setting for all this.

Anakin's look was a mix of his clone wars armour and a mix of Italian armour, and Arabic wear (It doesn't really show since the robes already look very jedi like.) Ahsoka's was a mix of season 7 and Chihal'ta hazar armour which is a type of medieval armour from India ( It looked a lot more flexible with big plates, and that really felt like it both fit Ahsoka, and would be easier to mesh her season 7 look into.) Rex' look is pretty close to what I did with Cody, I might change up the helmate more since Cody's look was super built around the visor, and that's just not rex so ill figure that out.

Сходила на фильм сто лет тому вперёд и была в восторге после просмотра, поэтому нарисовала этих чувачков

Saw the challenge on Instagram and quickly decided to draw this.

Yes, the challenge is about something else, but I was so lucky to get these things that it would be a crime not to draw Cody.

So lazy art on my phone in the form of Cody the butterfly