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The fandom minute: Yodaspeak, 501st, art, advice

$Yoda\'s Fight Club$

Humor: Topless Robot tried to brand May 22 as ‘Talk like Yoda’ day – It didn’t really catch on, but be sure not to miss their twenty famous movie quotes as delivered by Yoda.
Authors: Troy Denning inducted into the 501st Legion as an Honorary Member by the Empire City Garrison at a New York book signing.
Sand art: Neatorama finds Star Wars sand sculpture by Mykyta and Egor Zigura disturbing. I can’t imagine why!
Kids: Mommy, where does Darth Vader live?

One of the most prolific and well-known artists in fandom, Falconfan does some fantastic pencil art of our heroes. And really, what more is there to say? On to the art! Continue reading “LOTF week fan art: The work of FalconFan”

Mara Jade: Double Shot (Clickthrough to see the whole thing) by Rachel Moir. She’s got more Star Wars art in her gallery, including some that may be spoilery.

I swear I did not realize until today that this was going to be a run of redheads. Oh well: It is Club Jade, after all.

Check back Saturday for the final (and biggest!) installment of LOTF fan art. (Featuring characters with all hair colors!)

Lady Vader by NikitaNielsen. (Click the image to see the whole thing.) She also has several EU character portraits in her gallery.

Check back tomorrow morning for the next installment of LOTF fan art…

Queen Mother by Shea Standefer. Shea also has pictures in progress of Jaina, Allana and Tenel Ka with Jacen. But she’s probably best known in fandom as am accomplished Jaina costumer. You can see more of her art on DA, and an impressive array of costumes at tempered-steel.net.

Check back tomorrow morning for the next installment of LOTF fan art!

New cover from Japan, Timothy Zahn’s Allegiance, over at the Japanese cover gallery. There’s a new Last of the Jedi one up as well. Death Star expected soon, no word on LOTF… (via)
Thrawn (and Ackbar) get a little love over at io9’s list of greatest space strategists.
TFN reports that author Troy Denning will be on the Philadelphia-area radio show To Be Continued this Sunday.

1920’s Star Wars by Becky Dreistadt, penciler over at Combustible Orange. She doesn’t have any other Star Wars work on DA, but her gallery is more than worth a look.