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So there is a kid's parent who drew original Star Wars artworks on napkins when they packed their kid's lunch for school. Here is one of them.
I am intrigued by this Jedi-looking Ewok and Mandalorian-looking Jawa. There has to be some interesting stories there. Who's got one? What's there story?
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First thing that springs to mind for the Jawa is that maybe he found bits of Boba's armor out in the desert after the Sarlacc.
I got nothing for the Ewok wearing Jedi robes. Maybe one of Luke's early apprentices after Endor? Gotta start somewhere, maybe he discovered that Wicket (sp?) was actually Force Sensitive.
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Really like this image / concept and the "backstory" of the parent making the artwork for their child's lunch. Who is the artist?
Also, really enjoy seeing Ewoks and Jawas outside of original contexts / settings, as we see with the Ewok slicer Peekpa from the Last Shot novel, the Jawas in The Mandalorian, and the Ewok pilot "legend" Kettch from Legends / old EU.
Glad that we're seeing this more and more in newer official work as well.
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"It's not a race. It's a creed."
Now, how you say that in Untinese is anyone's guess.
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| Telsij wrote: | | Really like this image / concept and the "backstory" of the parent making the artwork for their child's lunch. Who is the artist? |
I had this image in an open tab for months and I didn't remember where I got it from, so I just looked it up. This is from a blog called "Daily Napkin." I guess they aren't always Star Wars related, but the kids are big Star Wars fans so it is a reoccurring theme. Below is a link that compiles all blog entries with the label "Star Wars." If you want to see them all, there are several more pages of them so be sure to keep clicking "Older Posts" at the bottom of the page. These are great.
http://ninaslevy.blogspot.com/search/label/Star%20Wars
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| Raven Redstar wrote: | First thing that springs to mind for the Jawa is that maybe he found bits of Boba's armor out in the desert after the Sarlacc.
I got nothing for the Ewok wearing Jedi robes. Maybe one of Luke's early apprentices after Endor? Gotta start somewhere, maybe he discovered that Wicket (sp?) was actually Force Sensitive. |
That does look like Wicket. The armor looks Jawa-sized.
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| Whill wrote: | I had this image in an open tab for months and I didn't remember where I got it from, so I just looked it up. This is from a blog called "Daily Napkin." I guess they aren't always Star Wars related, but the kids are big Star Wars fans so it is a reoccurring theme. Below is a link that compiles all blog entries with the label "Star Wars." If you want to see them all, there are several more pages of them so be sure to keep clicking "Older Posts" at the bottom of the page. These are great.
http://ninaslevy.blogspot.com/search/label/Star%20Wars |
Awesome. There are already a few other Napkin pieces on that site I rather like. Thank you for scrounging up the info, Whill!
| Whill wrote: | | That does look like Wicket. The armor looks Jawa-sized. |
| cheshire wrote: | "It's not a race. It's a creed."
Now, how you say that in Untinese is anyone's guess. |
I mean, hey, if Baby Yoda can be raised as a Mandalorian in a clan of two, then certainly an orphaned Jawa survivor can be rescued and taken in as a foundling! If anything, the Mandos would welcome a Jawa's technical skill for armor upkeep/repair!
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| Telsij wrote: | | cheshire wrote: | "It's not a race. It's a creed."
Now, how you say that in Untinese is anyone's guess. |
I mean, hey, if Baby Yoda can be raised as a Mandalorian in a clan of two, then certainly an orphaned Jawa survivor can be rescued and taken in as a foundling! If anything, the Mandos would welcome a Jawa's technical skill for armor upkeep/repair! |
That's what I'm thinking. Why not a Mandalorian Jawa?! No one knows what they look like already.
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