Friday, 3 February 2012
CLASSIC ART: EPISODE I's WORLD OF BEAUTY AND GATHERING EVIL...
Unless you've been living under a rock, you'll know that STAR WARS EPISODE I: THE PHANTOM MENACE returns to world cinemas from next week, and I'm sure cinema chains, Pepsi Cola and popcorn manufacturers will be very happy to hear it, too, as fans and families make a new pilgrimage for what will hopefully be the release of the entire six film saga, and back proudly where it belongs: on the big screen!
George Lucas - new interview about the Prequels: George Lucas talks about adding a digital Yoda to 'The Phantom Menace' -- EXCLUSIVE VIDEO | Inside Movies | EW.com
In celebration, the excellent Japanese artist Tsuneo Sanda has released this wonderful image which I'm sure you'll agree captures all the distinctive and evocative elements that made the opening film of the Prequel Trilogy such a noted Box Office success and a visual triumph. Click the picture to see it in a much bigger size.
Head over to Mister Sanda's accomplished website to see more great art from a galaxy far, far away: SANDAWORLD.COM | STAR WARS ORIGINAL ART PAINTING BY TSUNEO SANDA
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