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2026

The Legacy Of Star Wars The Star Wars: The Clone Wars Part 3
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The Legacy of The Clone Wars (Part 3)

As The Clone Wars faced cancellation Filoni and Lucasfilm fought to finish long‑planned arcs bringing closure to stories that survived twelve years of uncertainty and revival…

26th September 2026
The Making Of Daredevil: Season 1
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The Making of Daredevil: Season 1

A deep look at how Netflix and Marvel built Daredevil from the ground up exploring creative choices character focus and the gritty street level tone that defined the series…

16th August 2026
The Thousand Faces Of Cassian Andor
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The Thousand Faces of Cassian Andor

A character study of Cassian Andor exploring his shifting identities moral evolution and the complex journey that shapes his role in the rebellion’s earliest sparks…

19th January 2026

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Q: What kinds of skills and talents does it take to be a conceptual artist?

A: Doug Chiang
– Conceptual designers need to be good artists. Our job is communication through art. The backgrounds of each artist in the art department are often as varied as our skills. Some are wonderful creature creators, like Terryl Whitlatch, and others like Iain McCaig excel at costumes. But the common link that binds us all is the ability to draw well.

In addition, concept designers need to be world builders. We need to be architects, vehicle designers, costume and creature designers, all in one. Good designers have the ability to see the uncommon in common objects.

From Ask the Jedi Council Archives – 1999

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