That's reason #1 why I don't smoke, or at least a big reason. When I spawn my brood of little sluglings, they can live in a smoke-free home.
Chewtobacca said:
Go here.
Oh, yeah! The Great Telecine Debate Thread.
I don't remember when I had that much fun. :(
Sevb32 said:
I've seen it in real life.
I know what you mean, Savb32.
I'm tending to agree. And I got ya, MattM. I didn't see it as snarky. :p
I have wanted to use that art for a frickin' long time. This seemed like the perfect project. The thing I like the best about it is that it echos Jambe's 'ring of fire' in the other logo. I sent him another cover yesterday without the chaykin art, in case anyone found it too busy.
Would a translucent solid logo be better or an outline version?
TheBoost said:
...Or a third option.
The Bond films are an endless series of spy movies with no real continuity, but occasional nods to previous movies that aren't meant to mean much.
Why the mental gymnastics to try and fit films into logic and labels that they are plainly not made to fit?
QFT
Gah! Bingo beat me to it!
MattMahdi said:
Jambe Davdar said:
And here is Sluggo's wonderful cover -
But I want to see Chaykin's art...
I guess I could do a transparent (or translucent) logo one sometime later.
none said:
Although not poster art, still could be useful:
http://heyoscarwilde.tumblr.com/post/2373678494/heres-a-christmas-gift-for-you-all-16-star-wars
via:io9
I am dressing up as 7 year old me once I get these done. Those are awesome!
Those are kind of cool. I think I'll use it for my work wallpaper.
Mine of course. I've sent it to JD, he can post it or whatever he wants. Actually, his is real good. Mine look cheap.
Jambe Davdar said:
Some feedback from those lucky individuals that have seen Star Wars Begins:
"Loved it. Just great; there's behind the scenes footage I don't think I've ever seen before, which says something."
"Congratulations! Just finished watching and you've accomplished something wonderful, yet again.
People will enjoy this one, and lead them into the others.""I just watched it and absolutely loved it :-)
Good job and thanks for making this!""Just finished watching it Jambe.
Fantastic! And my ego was truly rubbed when I saw my name in the credits. :-D"----------------------
Oh and here's a cover I knocked up last night:
That's the 2nd best cover I've seen for Star Wars Begins.
So far so good!
Bingowings said:
George however put the cart in front of the horse and then shot the horse and people have been looked it in the mouth but couldn't make it drink, so they began beating it about the bush with the wrong end of the stick ever since but it refuses to buy the farm.
Fixed.
Heilemann said:
It said Webberg whereever I was reading about it; I swear!
Check out the Deathstar. See anything out of the ordinary? Must be a production painting or something; I don't have any of my books at my disposal, but I seem to remember seeing drawings or paintings of it with the superlaser on the axis before, but don't recall this particular one.
Good call. This is an unused matte painting. Once ILM and Lucas changed the design, they didn't have time to change the graphic for the briefing as Jambe said. They also replaced these mattes with physical models.
Daniel Johnston - Like A Monkey In A Zoo
Jetrell Fo said:
schorman13 said:
I think the tweaks look too yellow. The originals seem more natural to me. You can just leave Jedi alone as well, in my opinion.
I like the V3 better as well. I'd say leave it too.
:)
+1
It's only in the Endor ones that it looks yellow to me. Other than that, both the tweaked one and the v3 looked fine.
^
Ah, you are a lifesaver! Thanks!
dark_jedi said:
Dunedain said:
That's fine, The Empire Strikes Back is looking great! :) So, you just left it alone as in the untouched V3 screen shots?
Yes Sir.
Cool.
Good luck! It will be hell on earth for a while, but that's normal. It will suck, but will be totally worth it. I've never smoked and but many of my good friends had and had quit. They tell me it is very hard but absolutely worth it.
dark_jedi said:
OK here are the final specs for the V3 DVD's
Video specs for the V3 DVD's:
Star Wars
-Static Menu's w\Audio
-V3: 16:9 anamorphic widescreen 2.35:1 @ 6500kbps avg.
-MBE: 16:9 anamorphic widescreen 2.35:1 @ 8500kbps avg. *note, movie only w\1977 70mm Six-Track Reconstruction (Dolby Digital 5.1) @ 448kbps
Empire
-Static Menu's w\Audio
-Bonus Rare 1980 "Empire Hotline" Recordings Featuring - C-3PO, Han Solo, Princess Leia, Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader
-V3: 16:9 anamorphic widescreen 2.35:1 @ 6500kbps avg.
-MBE: 16:9 anamorphic widescreen 2.35:1 @ 8260kbps avg. *note, movie only w\Alternate Dolby Digital 5.1 "PURIST" Remix @ 448kbps
Jedi
-Static Menu's w\Audio
-V3: 16:9 anamorphic widescreen 2.35:1 @ 6500kbps avg.
-MBE: 16:9 anamorphic widescreen 2.35:1 @ 7870kbps avg. *note, movie only w\Alternate Dolby Digital 5.1 "PURIST" Remix @ 448kbps
Audio order and specs for the V3 DVD's:
Star Wars
- Audio 1: 1977 70mm Six-Track Reconstruction (Dolby Digital 5.1) @ 448kbps
- Audio 2: 1977 Theatrical 2.0 Surround @256kbps
- Audio 3: 1977 Theatrical Mono @ 128kbps
- Audio 4: 1985 Home Video 2.0 Surround Remix @ 256kbps
- Audio 5: 1993 Home Video 2.0 Surround Remix @ 256kbps
Empire
- Audio 1: Alternate Dolby Digital 5.1 "PURIST" Remix @ 448kbps
- Audio 2: 1980 Theatrical 2.0 Surround @ 256kbps
- Audio 3: 1993 Home Video 2.0 Surround Remix @ 256kbps
Jedi
- Audio 1: Alternate Dolby Digital 5.1 "PURIST" Remix @ 448kbps
- Audio 2: 1983 Theatrical 2.0 Surround @ 256kbps
- Audio 3: 1993 Home Video 2.0 Surround Remix @ 256kbps***** ALL DVD's ARE DVD9's *****
!!!!! And before anyone asks, YES the DD 5.1 mix for Empire and Jedi are the latest versions hairy_hen did, I guess we are dubbing them the "Purist" version.
Yeah, I'm pretty excited about these.
The tweaked version of Yoda looked a little yellow for me, but the rest of the tweaked ones are great!
I swear someone posted it recently, but does anyone know the name of this font? And if they have it, could they send me a PM?
