Originally posted by: Anchorhead
Is there an area on her site that has some of the original pencil drawings or inked version of the logo?
I haven't found anything related to those early pencil drawings, but I've found some logos used in the early marketing:
Not sure where these two come from, but they appear to be similar:
http://www.toysrgus.com/index.php?action=disp_item&item_id=51029
http://www.toysrgus.com/index.php?action=disp_item&item_id=38242
I've seen some very early "story of a boy, a girl and a universe" trailers with this one:
http://www.dvdscan.com/sw_1.jpg
And I just found one of those very early trailers, it can be seen here:
http://dogfoodsugarvideofilter.blogspot.com/2006/08/boy-girl-and-universe.html
If trailers are anything to go by in terms of understanding the visions of the filmmakers (and at least in this case, I think they are), this just goes on to show how much Lucas' "vision" has changed over the past 30 years. It's sort of like "gritty sci-fi graffiti" vs. "teletubbies in space".
Very interesting story Davis, thanks for the link.
Is there an area on her site that has some of the original pencil drawings or inked version of the logo?
I haven't found anything related to those early pencil drawings, but I've found some logos used in the early marketing:
Not sure where these two come from, but they appear to be similar:
http://www.toysrgus.com/index.php?action=disp_item&item_id=51029
http://www.toysrgus.com/index.php?action=disp_item&item_id=38242
I've seen some very early "story of a boy, a girl and a universe" trailers with this one:
http://www.dvdscan.com/sw_1.jpg
And I just found one of those very early trailers, it can be seen here:
http://dogfoodsugarvideofilter.blogspot.com/2006/08/boy-girl-and-universe.html
If trailers are anything to go by in terms of understanding the visions of the filmmakers (and at least in this case, I think they are), this just goes on to show how much Lucas' "vision" has changed over the past 30 years. It's sort of like "gritty sci-fi graffiti" vs. "teletubbies in space".
Very interesting story Davis, thanks for the link.
I second this!