S - V (..)

ɪᴍᴘᴇʀɪᴀʟ sᴇɴᴀᴛᴏʀ ᴀᴜ - ᴘᴀʀᴛ ɪv (ɪ. ɪɪ. ɪɪɪ)

Scattered across temporary safehouses, the master-padawan structure fell away. Small and street-smart, those old enough to have been padawans (in another life) became essential. A teenage courier could infiltrate the highest and lowest levels of Coruscant without suspicion.

Apprenticeships were replaced by cells, with one master or knight looking out for a handful. Hiding in abandoned warehouses, pipes, and junkyards, they became something closer to a family than the Order at it's height would have ever allowed.

After her master was slain, Talzin sent Ventress to Sidious. Half witch and half Jedi, entirely anger, she was an attractive enough gift to hide that she was revenge on the reneging snake. But the master of deception wasn't fooled long and at the first whiff of her real purpose, Palpatine threw Ventress in with his cache of captive Jedi. Kept below the palace to sharpen the teeth of his Inquisitors and occasionally released to give a young Vader an easy hunt and a very real test. When Obi-wan found what remained of the caged knights, Ventress was the only one to survive the rescue. She tells herself, most days, that soon she'll leave; as soon as there is a good enough opportunity to strike at the Empire, she'll be gone. She isn't sure whats keeping her.

Obi-wan leaves for like five minutes and suddenly everything is on fire. Five minutes, you guys. (Which is also an alternate title for episode 3.) After the last picture on part 3 I gave up on drawing Coruscant for the time being.

Leia in Han's clothes telling someone (him) off.

Either the precursor to this previous set or a direct result of the decisions made in it.

(The soft-shaded style with lines was supposed to be a faster style than my usual one what happened?)

A dapper rancor for gorefest who knows exactly why she deserves one.

Oh my god thank you so much. ヽ(◕△◕)ノ  Painty details are pretty much what I like doing best, but it may take hours of doing actual structural stuff underneath before I can get to them. The hardest thing is holding myself back from trying to do them the whole time, or else I'd just have a really sparkly rendered stick figure.

I usually forget to take screencaps for progress in the first place, but whenever I look at them I realize my errors (especially the perspective ones) are more obvious under the polish and fear posting them.

But here, have what a giant mess this looked like at several points!

Sorry about all the posts of studies lately, I'm trying to keep myself accountable and motivated.