Star wars the high republic

Chronicles of the Jedi was a book written by Jedi Master Harli Cogra in the weeks following the destruction of Starlight Beacon.[1] Star Wars: The High Republic: Chronicles of the Jedi (First mentioned)

Cover for Light of the Jedi by Charles Soule, part of the new Star Wars the High Republic series of novels and comics. Getting this job was very exciting for me, I've loved Star Wars since before I can remember and I credit it for giving me the desire to get into this field of art. The cover ended up being a lot trickier than it may seem and there were many other versions with the characters moved all around and holding their lightsabers differently. I did the roughs not knowing who the…

Wallpaper for Star Wars: The High Republic

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Back in 2019 i've been contacted by Lucasfilm as they're were working on a new chapter of Star Wars called the High Republic. These are some of the initial design i did for some characters that became part of comics, novels etc. Sadly i didn't have time to render them due to time constraints but at least i laid the base to them to be refined by others artists. Stellan Gios' iconic lightsaber was initially meant to belong to an unnamed Jedi Master and had a simpler design with fixed guard

The Song of the Force,[2] also referred to as a Force song,[3] as Avar Kriss's network, or as a "sabersong,"[4] was a rare Force power that was an application of telepathy to allow a user to detect the natural bonds between Force-sensitives and connect the individuals' minds through the Force. The ability was inexact in its connection, able to transmit mostly only sensations along its system. Nevertheless, it was faster than speaking, as an effected Force-sensitive could feel the opinions…