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Fear is a dead-star dragon by Joanna Michalak. Be sure to check her portfolio site, gallery and scraps for more Star Wars, Harry Potter, and LOTR art.
Fan art: An adorable Padme
Sleepy Padme by Ruby Chan, because we’ve been a bit lacking in the cute department lately. She also has a second Padme in her gallery, Yellow Queen.
Fan Art: Art History 101
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Sith Wedding, by illustrator Leo Lingas, is a riff on the classic Arnolfini Portrait by Jan van Eyck.
Check out Lingas’ DeviantArt gallery for two more fannish takes on art classics: The Bad Feeling and Klingons Crossing the Delaware.
Fan Art: An adorably scruffy Cade!
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Cade Skywalker by Nathan Getz of Getz-Calandra Productions. A bit of a manga-style touch, but not overpoweringly so.
Stormtroopers in Love
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Fan Art: Weasley Fans Unite!
(Warning: LINKS ARE SPOILERS for those who have not finished Deathly Hallows.)
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Moving Forward by Deisi, is a really wonderful image of characters getting on with life after the events in the book. Be sure to check out other recent work in her gallery if you are a fan of red-headed twins. Angst and spoilage ahoy!
Fan Art: Darth Vader
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Vader by Glen Argus, conceptual artist for Raven Software, who upon googling I found past away suddenly last month.
Fan Art: Bring on the snark!
The Avalanche Software Art Blog does it again – this time around, with a Stoopid Star Wars characters prompt. So far: Qui-Gon, Fode and Beed, Bib Fortuna and Bail Organa ( “…probably had the least amount of screen time as any other character, therefore I hate him the least.” Sporfle!)
Fan art: Hogwarts cosplay
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Draco dressed as Legolas (with Ginny as Mara Jade) by Nicole Lokstadt. I’ve had this in my favs for months, how did I forget to include it in Harry Potter week? D’oh.
