Clone Wars art

2026

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Drawing a Tauntaun

Learn how to sketch a Tauntaun with playful Clone Wars–era charm as The Holocron breaks down shapes textures and creature personality for a fun approachable Star Wars drawing session…

14th July 2026
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Drawing Ahsoka Tano

Explore how to sketch Ahsoka Tano with approachable Clone Wars‑inspired guidance as The Holocron breaks down shapes pose and personality for a fun artist‑friendly Star Wars drawing session…

12th July 2026
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Drawing Jedi Younglings

Discover step‑by‑step Star Wars drawing guidance as The Holocron highlights how to sketch Jedi younglings with charming tips inspired by Katie Cook’s playful Clone Wars artistry…

10th July 2026
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Drawing Count Solo

Capture Count Solo’s sharp stance confident swagger and stylised Clone Wars flair as The Holocron breaks down shapes pose and personality for an approachable Star Wars character drawing session…

3rd July 2026
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Drawing Kit Fisto

Learn how to sketch Kit Fisto with flowing shapes confident lines and expressive Clone Wars charm as The Holocron breaks down pose motion and character presence for an approachable Star Wars drawing session…

29th June 2026
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Drawing Mace Windu

Break down bold shapes stance and Jedi intensity as The Holocron guides artists through sketching Mace Windu with approachable steps capturing his iconic presence and powerful visual style…

28th June 2026

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Ask the Lucasfilm Jedi Council

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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