Joe Corroney Exclusive Celebration IV Artwork

Here's a last chance to grab one of the extraordinary limited edition artwork prints recently available at Celebration IV -- these are signed and numbered from an edition size of just 250, and in many cases, only a small part of the original edition size is left!Joe Corroney has been creating official Star Wars artwork since 1996 for Lucasfilm and its licensees, including West End Games, Wizards of the Coast, Hasbro, Topps, and Dark Horse Comics, and illustrating regularly for Star Wars Insider, the Official Fan Club magazine. Other licenses and professional publishers on his resume include Angel and 24 for Twentieth Century Fox; The Lord of the Rings for New Line Cinema; Marvel Comics; DC Comics; IDW Publishing; Xbox; and Star Trek for Paramount Pictures. Joe Corroney describes his work as "A forgotten legacy revived, an echo of hope penetrating the darkness. A prophecy still lingers, biding its time, as the son of the chosen one emulates his unfulfilled destiny. The hands of fate await once more for balance to be restored to the Force, and peace restored to the galaxy."This print is now a StarWarsShop exclusive available in limited quantities, so act fast!

Tsuneo Sanda Exclusive Celebration IV Artwork

Here's a last chance to grab one of the extraordinary limited edition artwork prints recently available at Celebration IV -- these are signed and numbered from an edition size of just 250, and in many cases, only a small part of the original edition size is left!Japanese artist Tsuneo Sanda set up his design studio, Creative House of Sanda, in 1993. He has produced work for Omni magazine as well as Dark Horse, Paramount Pictures, and Lucasfilm. His work in the Star Wars universe includes various book covers and posters as well as previous Star Wars Celebration pieces. Tsuneo is well known for incorporating many characters and vehicles in his paintings. The gang is all here. Literally! Tsuneo's newest painting, "Star Wars Saga," celebrates the vast array of heroes and villains of every species that make up the Star Wars galaxy. This highly detailed work rewards repeated viewings as you are sure to spot someone new every time.This print is now a StarWarsShop exclusive available in limited quantities, so act fast!

Steve Anderson Exclusive Celebration IV Artwork

Here's a last chance to grab one of the extraordinary limited edition artwork prints recently available at Celebration IV -- these are signed and numbered from an edition size of just 250, and in many cases, only a small part of the original edition size is left!Steve Anderson has been in the art business for over 20 years, and has been an official Star Wars artist for the past 13. His first Star Wars projects involved puzzle and calendar art for Hallmark Cards. Since then, as a freelance illustrator, Steve has created artwork for the Lucasfilm Licensing style guides for prequel Episodes I, II, and III, and for the original trilogy. Steve has also created numerous book covers for Random House, including the covers for Attack of the Clones, Revenge of the Sith, Labyrinth of Evil, The Approaching Storm, Survivor's Quest, and Tatooine Ghost, to name just a few. Steve's art has also appeared on game box tops, action figure packaging, and on more than twenty puzzles for Hasbro Games. He lives in Portland, Oregon with his wife, three kids, and a golden retriever. This is one of the most kinetic pieces of the show. You can almost hear the saber's hum in Steve Anderson's richly-colored rendering of Anakin and Vader. You might want to use an extra nail to keep this secured on your wall.This print is now a StarWarsShop exclusive available in limited quantities, so act fast!

Grant Gould Exclusive Celebration IV Artwork

Here's a last chance to grab one of the extraordinary limited edition artwork prints recently available at Celebration IV -- these are signed and numbered from an edition size of just 250, and in many cases, only a small part of the original edition size is left!Grant Gould has worked on several popular card sets, including Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith, Star Wars 30th Anniversary, Lord of the Rings: Evolution, Lord of the Rings: Masterpieces, Marvel Heroes: The Complete Avengers, and DC Universe: Legacy. Gould has also created kids' drawing features on starwars.com. In 2007, readers will be able to find Grant's art in a variety of new publications, including comic books, role-playing games, and new card sets. This piece by Grant Gould shows just how Star Wars has lasted so long. By reinterpreting our favorite characters he has taken the familiar and made it something new. With almost fifty artists at Celebration IV, collectors are guaranteed to find fresh and exciting new takes on old friends.This print is now a StarWarsShop exclusive available in limited quantities, so act fast!

Randy Martinez Exclusive Celebration IV Artwork

Here's a last chance to grab one of the extraordinary limited edition artwork prints recently available at Celebration IV -- these are signed and numbered from an edition size of just 250, and in many cases, only a small part of the original edition size is left!Randy Martinez has been a fan favorite in the Star Wars universe since 1999 when his whimsical yet finely-painted illustrations first appeared on the pages of Star Wars Kids Magazine. Since that time Randy's illustrations have graced the pages of Star Wars Insider. He's taught "How to Draw Star Wars" on starwars.com, and completed 6000 sketch cards for Topps' Star Wars trading cards. Known primarily for his humorous portrayal of the Star Wars universe, Randy has been branching out to doing non-humorous illustrations for the Star Wars Insider, and most recently illustrated the cover of the Star Wars Celebration IV collectible program. "Sith- The Power of the Dark Side, Live at the Hollywood Bowl" captures Randy's vision of the world, and how Star Wars bleeds into everything he sees. The crossover between Star Wars and Rock-n-Roll was a natural one for the rock musician and artist. There is much more to see from Mr. Martinez, including something special and top secret for Star Wars Celebration Europe. "I love Star Wars. To be part of this iconic cultural phenomenon is truly a dream come true."This print is now a StarWarsShop exclusive available in limited quantities, so act fast!

Craig Howell Exclusive Celebration IV Artwork

Here's a last chance to grab one of the extraordinary limited edition artwork prints recently available at Celebration IV -- these are signed and numbered from an edition size of just 250, and in many cases, only a small part of the original edition size is left!For over 15 years, Craig Howell has worked as an illustrator and art director, creating for books and magazine publishers, record labels, film companies, and advertising agencies. Craig has worked with companies including Lucasfilm, ESPN, Warner Brothers, Interscope Records, Randomhouse Publishing, Volvo, Universal, and more. Designing and art directing multi-platinum albums to best selling novels, his work has reached international exposure. In 1999 he started Cheeba Productions in San Francisco and now resides in upstate New York. This magical piece by Craig Howell is like a projected image in a darkened theater. The luminous characters are lifelike as if they could walk off the page. It is truly amazing how Star Wars inspired so many and spawned so much creativity. The Celebration Art Show is truly a celebration of that.This print is now a StarWarsShop exclusive available in limited quantities, so act fast!

Mark Raats Exclusive Celebration IV Artwork

Here's a last chance to grab one of the extraordinary limited edition artwork prints recently available at Celebration IV -- from an edition size of just 250, and in many cases, only a small part of the original edition size is left!Mark Raats was in the Army when Star Wars was released in 1977 and the superior design, filmmaking and visual effects made a lasting impression on him. He had always studied the work of film and art masters, and as a young boy he practiced his drawing skills by copying the work of Michelangelo, Norman Rockwell, and Hal Forster's weekly comic strip -- Prince Valiant. Specializing in acrylic paint and colored pencil, Raats continues to work across many of the art disciplines: art commissions, book covers, and political cartoons. Aside from his current involvement in software design and computer graphics, he continues to do illustrations for individuals within Lucasfilm and Star Wars-related companies such as Hasbro. Mark Raats' Celebration artwork came from the concept that the Jedi temple would have a similar cultural ethos to that of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table. Each Jedi might have had a personalized artwork hanging behind his/her chair which might show their likeness, their name and title and their weapon of choice. Mark likes the idea of the law of a warrior code similar to the Samurai and hence the eastern style use of calligraphy and composition. The calligraphy reads from top to bottom: Luke Skywalker.This print is now a StarWarsShop exclusive available in limited quantities, so act fast!

Robert Hendrickson Exclusive Celebration IV Artwork

Here's a last chance to grab one of the extraordinary limited edition artwork prints recently available at Celebration IV -- these are signed and numbered from an edition size of just 250, and in many cases, only a small part of the original edition size is left!Robert Hendrickson was born and raised in Los Angeles, California. At a young age Robert showed an interest in the arts that eventually lead him to the Art Center College of Design. Since launching his career as a freelance illustrator, Robert has created artwork for the entertainment, advertising, book and magazine industries. Robert's artwork has also been seen in juried Society of Illustrators shows over recent years. Currently Robert resides in southwest Florida. The fate of the entire Star Wars galaxy was determined by a handful of powerful and important people. Robert Hendrickson's piece showcases the lot of them. Central to them all is, of course, Darth Vader. In the last 30 years Vader went from pure evil to a good boy and back again. This piece is as rich in color as it is in subject.This print is now a StarWarsShop exclusive available in limited quantities, so act fast!

Brian Rood Exclusive Celebration IV Artwork

Here's a last chance to grab one of the extraordinary limited edition artwork prints recently available at Celebration IV -- these are signed and numbered from an edition size of just 250, and in many cases, only a small part of the original edition size is left!Brian Rood is a professional illustrator currently working in the entertainment, comic, and commercial art fields. He is most known for his photo-realistic artwork of the entertainment world's stars and characters. Brian has established a client list featuring Lucasfilm Ltd., Paramount Pictures, Sony Pictures, Hasbro, Marvel Entertainment, Chaos Comics, Image Comics, Home Shopping Network, Decipher Games, Stern Pinball, Frank Sinatra estate, Sammy Davis Jr. estate, The Marilyn Monroe Estate, Upper Deck and Topps trading cards, Heavy Metal Magazine, and Art Scene International. He is a named master of photorealistic painting, and has been featured in numerous art publications, galleries, museums, and websites, worldwide. Brian's Celebration IV lithograph features original Star Wars artwork, measures 24 x 36 inches, and is printed on an 80# cover stock using the best lithograph printing materials available. This painting by Brian Rood really depicts the conflict between Obi-Wan and Vader with Luke squarely in the middle. In 1977 fans had no idea how complex the story was behind them all. It took 30 years to tell the story of the chosen one.This print is now a StarWarsShop exclusive available in limited quantities, so act fast!

Tom Hodges Exclusive Celebration IV Artwork

Here's a last chance to grab one of the extraordinary limited edition artwork prints recently available at Celebration IV -- these are signed and numbered from an edition size of just 250, and in many cases, only a small part of the original edition size is left!Tom Hodges has been drawing Star Wars since he was five years old, but it's only been since 2004 that Lucasfilm has actually paid him for it. While he has no shot at getting paid retroactively for those other years, he is happy to be in the position he's in right now. Tom resides in San Antonio, Texas with his wife Terri, son Logan and their seven cats (no... we're not joking). One of the reasons so many people identified with Star Wars was the core of its story, which told of a young Luke yearning to get off the farm and find adventure. While we all know how that story ended, this piece by Tom Hodges captures a brief chapter as Luke gazes off into the sky. Little did he know he would soon not only travel the galaxy but save it as well.This print is now a StarWarsShop exclusive available in limited quantities, so act fast!

Chris Trevas Exclusive Celebration IV Artwork

Here's a last chance to grab one of the extraordinary limited edition artwork prints recently available at Celebration IV -- these are signed and numbered from an edition size of just 250, and in many cases, only a small part of the original edition size is left!Chris Trevas began his official Star Wars career in 1995 after growing up with the original trilogy and his Kenner action figures. He has since created artwork for a multitude of Star Wars projects including books, magazines, games, trading cards, packaging, and toy design. His client list includes many Star Wars licensees such as Wizards of the Coast, Random House, DK Publishing, Golden Books, Scholastic and Topps among others. Recently, Trevas illustrated the book Star Wars: The New Essential Guide to Alien Species, and he is currently working on the next guide in the series Star Wars: Jedi vs. Sith - The Essential Guide to the Force. Chris Trevas has turned in both a subtle and stunning piece. Notice how our heroes are looking to Luke. As he leaves his desert farm, the fate of the galaxy is resting on his shoulders.This print is now a StarWarsShop exclusive available in limited quantities, so act fast!

Scott Erwert Exclusive Celebration IV Artwork

Here's a last chance to grab one of the extraordinary limited edition artwork prints recently available at Celebration IV -- these are signed and numbered from an edition size of just 250, and in many cases, only a small part of the original edition size is left!In a world . . . where bad art and sub-par design assault us at every turn, one man vowed to fight. Armed with a sketchbook, drawing utensils, and a dream, this warrior worked on the artistic front lines since childhood. Later, joined by his trusty computer sidekick, Mac, he began a full-scale digital defense against the mundane. After more than a decade of fighting crime on the creative backstreets--sometimes working alone, sometimes with a team--Scott Erwert strives to bring balance to the competing worlds of art and commerce. All while refusing to wear a helmet or protective armor. Some of Erwert's contributions include: design and illustration, The Cinema of George Lucas, a book on the life of the visionary director; Art Director of Marketing for Lucasfilm for Star Wars: Attack of the Clones; artist sketch cards for Lord of the Rings and Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith; design and direction of the Playboy Legacy Collection coffee-table book. "Luke and Leia ponder the depth of the Death Star chasm": Who could forget this classic Star Wars moment? Scott Erwert's piece has a retro flair and a dynamic perspective on our heroes as they flee pursuing stormtroopers. One more step and our favorite siblings would not have been around to save the galaxy.This print is now a StarWarsShop exclusive available in limited quantities, so act fast!

Amy Pronovost Exclusive Celebration IV Artwork

Here's a last chance to grab one of the extraordinary limited edition artwork prints recently available at Celebration IV -- these are signed and numbered from an edition size of just 250, and in many cases, only a small part of the original edition size is left!Born in 1975, Star Wars has been a part of Amy Pronovost's life for as long as she can remember. Her true passion started in 1980 when she watched Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope on a new piece of consumer technology known as the VCR, and then Star Wars: Episode V The Empire Strikes Back on the big screen. Boba Fett has always been her favorite bad guy, and she is known for her love of the cute and fuzzy Ewoks. Her Star Wars portfolio includes 'toons and game illustrations for the Official Star Wars kids magazine, "How to Draw" tutorials for starwars.com and Padawan Corner in Star Wars Insider, sketch cards for Topps and the design of a vulpine EU alien species known as Amarans. Be sure to give a hearty yub-yub when you see her! "Utinni! 30!" by Amy Pronovost: Everyone's celebrating the 30th, even our favorite scavengers. This piece has a rare playfulness to it. A great way to remember the 30 years of fun Star Wars has given to so many.This print is now a StarWarsShop exclusive available in limited quantities, so act fast!

Brent Woodside Exclusive Celebration IV Artwork

Here's a last chance to grab one of the extraordinary limited edition artwork prints recently available at Celebration IV -- these are signed and numbered from an edition size of just 250, and in many cases, only a small part of the original edition size is left!Brent Woodside, also known as Nihm, is a freelance illustrator and writer. The standard theme for his work is Sci-Fi or Fantasy, but he has been known to draw just about anything. This richly-colored piece depicts clone troopers deploying under an appropriate blood-red sky. Someone is in for excitement. Will it be battle droids are could it be Jedi?This print is now a StarWarsShop exclusive available in limited quantities, so act fast!

Ken Steacy Exclusive Celebration IV Artwork

Here's a last chance to grab one of the extraordinary limited edition artwork prints recently available at Celebration IV -- these are signed and numbered from an edition size of just 125, and in many cases, only a small part of the original edition size is left!Ken Steacy is a Canadian Air Force brat who decided at age 11 to become a professional comic book artist. He studied film and video at The Ontario College of Art and Design, but drove his profs crazy by turning in comic strips instead of film or video. Since then he has written and illustrated the exploits of practically every popular character you could name, including Astro Boy, Batman, Superman, Spider-man and X-Men. Steacy recently produced the display artwork for the Space Place gallery at Edmonton's Telus World of Science, designed the sets and promotional material for a production of West Side Story, and painted a stack of Harry Potter trading cards. Ken is very happily married to artist Joan Steacy and they have two terrific kids, Alex and Raymond. Ken Steacy follows up his Celebration III triptych with another triple illustration, this one depicting Luke's transformation from a farm boy bulls-eyeing womp rats in his T-16 back home to full-fledged Jedi Knight about to realize his destiny high above Endor's moon.This print is now a StarWarsShop exclusive available in limited quantities, so act fast!