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Published: 2014-12-27 00:09:53 +0000 UTC; Views: 15584; Favourites: 270; Downloads: 103
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This is a long overdue remake of an earlier illustration of Revan I did. I was never happy at all with the results last time, except for the sky in the background. I tried to improve every aspect of the previous version in this remake. I added the Star Forge in the sky, and a much more detailed landscape behind, as well as drawing a much better Revan than I had before.Revan has been one of my favourite Star Wars characters for a decade now, and I feel I will never adequately represent him with what I do, but this is by far the best I've done with him. Hope you enjoy.
Here's a link to the original:
josh-eeewwa.deviantart.com/#/aβ¦
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Awesome.
Just one question... The Star Forge is draining energy from the star in the Lehon system, right? So, how can he stand on the surface?
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Oh, he's not standing on the surface of the sun. I get that realistically, the Star Forge wouldn't look like this, but I wanted to have it in the same picture. It looks like it's draining energy from the planet, but that's because
1) The sun is setting on the horizon, and
2) The Star Forge, being closer to the planet than the sun is, has to point in that direction.
It's a bit like when we see a distant airplane contrail in our sky. Sometimes it looks like it's flying straight up or down, from or to the horizon.
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I was just making fun of you, you know :
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Ztar forge iz not zourcing by the dark zide and a ztrong leader in raw energy? And by the ztar in raw material? And by eating technology to abzorb plan? But nevermind that'z fucking cool !
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I think I messed up the angle toward the star a little bit. And thanks!
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Normaly the ztar forge iz zmaller than the moon and far form the orbit..
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Thank you! Happy with how it turned out.
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You're welcome
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