Thank you, Miss @GinnyMcQueen. :) #asclosetoanunderwearpicasiget (Taken with instagram)

Star Wars & classic art prints? I’m a fan. 

Star Wars Valentines by Christopher Tupa

Star Wars Valentines by Katie Cook

Okay, this is a more finished version of the Rebel helmet business card. Still have some final tweaks.

What do you guys think?

This was probably my favorite Christmas gift this year. Charcoal is my favorite medium to work with and I’m always lamenting to Greg about how I don’t have enough, and I don’t get to do it. So he got me this Star Wars lunchbox (which I, ironically, also bought for him) and filled it with charcoal and erasers, then paired it with the blank paged Star Wars Moleskine (we’d discovered the lined version of it earlier and I’d been disappointed not to find a blank one). 

It just had the most thought of anything. And I could not be more grateful to have him, as he’d be the one person who would think to get me charcoal for Christmas.

Wearing my new “impractical” Red 5 hoodie that Greg got me for Christmas. I love it.

discussparis:

superfizz:

Most thought out tactic in film history. 

Han solo is the boss…

captainwarbuckle:

The Hero, The Princess, & The Pirate

Things I Love - Lounging around in my Yoda robe. 

Seriously the most comfortable thing I own.

OH MY GOD. I WANT CORGI SOLO FOREVER.

Greg made this awesome Nien Nunb mask for Brian for this year’s Comic-Con.

The top is a solid fiberglass helmet, with plexi domes painted in the eyes. The bottom is a foam latex appliance. All of this was sculpted directly on Brian’s headcast, then molded, cast and painted by Greg.