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DeviantArt Celebrates Star Wars Day With Showcase Of Fan Art
If you’ve been anywhere near the Internet today, you have probably already heard that today is Star Wars Day. Why today, you ask? It’s because the date seems tailor-made for fans of a galaxy far, far away (May the fourth be with you).
This year is a special one for Star Wars fans. The recent fan Celebration event in Anaheim saw the reveal of EA’s Star Wars Battlefront, more news about this December’s release of Episode VII - The Force Awakens, and our first hints about what to expect from standalone Star Wars film Rogue One.
With all of that news, creative juices are flowing. DeviantArt is showcasing the works of a number of community creators.
You can check out the images below, with titles and links to the creators’ DeviantArt pages. Let us know which is your favorite. All images, including The Force Awakens - Stromtrooper by DarthTemoc above can be clicked to enlarge.
The Force Awakens by Dragonbaze
The Force Awakens - BB8 Sketch by Geekincognito
Star Wars the force awakens by Art-Calavera
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