Star wars 1313

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This is a ongoing look dev based on the brilliant work of compatriot Gustavo Mendonça. RIP Star wars 1313. www.brushonfire.com "Property of LucasFilm LTD, a Walt Disney Company all rights reserved"

The third and final character design for my project. S31-10 is essentially K2-S0 and IG-88 merged into one; a reprogrammed droid gone rogue. I wanted to keep the general bulky shape of the battle droid so the only things I changed to give it individuality were its left arm and leg. For no particular reason I made the left arm similar to that of C3PO's, but made a concious decision to make it's leg IG-88's, as I liked how it looked unfinished with all the visible wiring and joints. In the…

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Star Wars 1313 was a big-money game in development at Lucasarts, scrapped after the publisher’s demise and seemingly never to return. We may never get to play the game, but we can look at its concept art and dream.

World Development Key Concept Art /// Underworld Streets. Follow me at: https: www.instagram.com/gusmendoncadesign/

Very impressive! Can you do interiors with that tool as well? cause floor plans and renderings together would be a thing of beauty, IMHO. Im actually working on the interior bulkheads right now. Some of the finishing will be done in DAZ because I want to keep the interior relatively modular. The ...

The second character concept I did for my project. As Fett is a human I wanted to balance out the archtypes so I made the second character a Twi'lek. The idea behind her armour was that I wanted to make it appear salvaged/thrown together as she was raised in Coruscant's underworld, making her a 'self made' bounty hunter. Ovasu's orignal designs don't differ much from the redo other than the addition of some markings on the armour to make it seem more personalised.

We saw 15 minutes of Star Wars 1313. Here’s how Boba Fett’s story would have played out, plus a look at some never-before-seen concept art.