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Hey, I didn’t mean anything by it- No, Nightcrawler has yellow eyes and yes his ears are pointed. He’s just what my mind jumped to first

Of course not. And we are trying to maintain accuracy here, too. Petitioning Disney Lucasfilm at this level is hard. And misperceptions of the character must be rectified. Your pointing out to us that you see another genre’s character versus the one we want you to see tells us we cannot use that model asContinue reading “Hey, I didn’t mean anything by it- No, Nightcrawler has yellow eyes and yes his ears are pointed. He’s just what my mind jumped to first”

Hey, I didn’t mean anything by it- No, Nightcrawler has yellow eyes and yes his ears are pointed. He’s just what my mind jumped to first

Of course not. And we are trying to maintain accuracy here, too. Petitioning Disney Lucasfilm at this level is hard. And misperceptions of the character must be rectified. Your pointing out to us that you see another genre’s character versus the one we want you to see tells us we cannot use that model asContinue reading “Hey, I didn’t mean anything by it- No, Nightcrawler has yellow eyes and yes his ears are pointed. He’s just what my mind jumped to first”

Art interpretation from a Star Wars POV – Do you mean give a critique about any chosen piece of art published on Get Thrawn In from the perspective of a citizen/denizen of the Star Wars universe? Also, how would the critique of these artworks help get Thrawn into Star Wars Rebels? I’m unsure of the connection. Is it by showing that there is enough interest in Thrawn himself that it would drive fans into critiquing fine works of art!

Great questions! For the second question, yes. We want to show that there is enough interest in THRAWN himself.  IRL what corporation would NOT want to sponsor art appreciation? Technically, the character’s actions are all about art. Disney says it’s artistic in some way, right? Well, here’s a demonstrable character that operates on art. WhileContinue reading “Art interpretation from a Star Wars POV – Do you mean give a critique about any chosen piece of art published on Get Thrawn In from the perspective of a citizen/denizen of the Star Wars universe? Also, how would the critique of these artworks help get Thrawn into Star Wars Rebels? I’m unsure of the connection. Is it by showing that there is enough interest in Thrawn himself that it would drive fans into critiquing fine works of art!”