Simple shape, one color. Vader and Ben. Star Wars magic created with crayon. …
Drawing Star Wars was one of the best ways to keep the magic alive! David nails the Star Wars fun with marker and paper. …
Jeff is proud of his Han Solo! Alison has provided a Wookiee co-pilot! It’s too bad the scale is off. I’m not sure that pooch…I mean Wookiee will fit in the Kenner Falcon?!? …
What a great gift! The Star Wars movie viewer was one of the ONLY ways to watch anything Star Wars back in 1978, short of going to a movie theater. So, as you can imagine that movie viewer would get …
Question, what’s better than a Darth Vader birthday cake? Answer: Nothing! I hope it was a great birthday John! …
John seems to know what’s coming. An attack on Hoth is immanent. Of course, only John will know who the battle will favor. …
Jeremy tell us,”My very first Star Wars poster design, in Kindergarten in 1978. Took a few tries to spell C-3PO, but got there in the end…almost.”…
Jeremy with his dad and brother Nick, displaying the the collective family action figure collection as of January 1980. (Also fashionably sporting blue Star Wars pajamas from Sears.)…
Here we see two Imperial bad guys! Amazing detail and skill create these recognizable renditions Imperial baddies. Childhood art are treasures!…