A few months ago, Scadarts posted an illustration of Obi-Wan Kenobi in which he reimagined the Star Wars character as some of the famous historic military generals. The creation quickly drew attention from the fans of the franchise, who responded with an overwhelmingly positive reaction.

After receiving encouraging feedback, Scadarts decided to turn this into a full project and create a series of illustrations that feature Star Wars characters invading classical artworks. This included Baby Yoda replacing Adam in Michelangelo’s “The Creation of Adam” and Jar Jar Binks starring in Edvard Munch’s “The Scream.”

What makes his pieces so beautiful is that he’s showing how art overlaps in a multitude of ways, as well as the idea that everyone interprets movies in their own way. With his art, Scadarts is showing us what Star Wars means to him.

Check out these and more of Scadarts’ Star Wars invasions below.

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And an Ecuador-based graphic designer and audiovisual producer named Javier Perez is also a Star Wars enthusiast. He decided to create “some artworks in his style”. His creations are minimalistic where he uses ordinary everyday objects and turns them into Star Wars characters, and his fans are loving it!

“My work is very simple and minimal. I want people to be able to take a break from the saturation of photos in general,” the artist who is also known as cintascotch shared on his website.

Scroll down and check out how a simple object, like a fallen leaf, can create amazing art. Don’t forget to follow the arrows for more images.

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The 38-year-old teacher decided to quit teaching and turn his passion into his full-time career after his Darth Vader wood burner went viral. “It didn’t look much like Darth Vader, more like an Angry Birds version, but I posted it on Facebook and it went crazy,” he told LADbible.

He decided to set up a workshop in his Dad’s garage and started making Vader Burners. Flash forward four years and he’s the company director and lead designer at Burned By Design, which makes made to order wood burners, fire pits, and barbecues all around the world.

His popularity came after he sent one of his Vader Burners to a client in Australia and the client sent him a slow-motion video of it burning—a video that has since been watched over 22 million times.

Dodson’s products include a Millennium Falcon, Storm Trooper and Death Star wood burners, and an AT-AT barbeque grill which retails for almost $2,000! It’s no wonder he’s had huge success as Star Wars has reached peak fandom.

In addition to Star Wars inspired designs he also creates music, sci-fi, movies, sports, etc designs. Check some of them out below.

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He saw an opportunity to put his mark in the geekiest way possible. Together with his father-in-law Horst Helle, the master painter Klaus Ruffing, and several helpful students, he transformed the Zweibrück Observatory of the Natural Science Association into a giant replica of R2-D2, a fictional robot character in the Star Wars franchise.

The sci-fi professor completed the Star Wars makeover in September 2018 but people around the world have just started to take notice.

Star Wars actor Mark Hamill recently tweeted about it with caption, “R2-D2 Observatory Transformed Germans Into Giant Nerds.”

Zitt and his team aren’t the first ones to create a Star Wars design. In 2010, Minnesota’s Goodsell Observatory at Carleton College was also transformed into an R2-D2.

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According to the illustrator Lim Heng Swee, he has done a series of simple illustrations showing the dark moments of 17 Star Wars characters which we don’t normally see on the big screen.

“The Star Bored series of illustrations shows that everyone has their own downtime,” Swee shared. “But don’t worry, all you have to do is lay down and have a rest, the force will be with you again in no time.”

The illustrator shares his work on his social media platform, where he has an audience of over 103k followers.

Scroll down and check out his work below.

The post Artist Draws Funny Puns of Star Wars’ Characters appeared first on TettyBetty.

“What I believe in is that art is a unique form of self-expression which allows one to talk, communicate and share through actions. I am either dancing with a pencil on the paper or painting with my body on the dance floor,” he wrote on his website.

Ever since he was a kid, he’s always trying to look at ordinary things from a different perspective. Through his artistic illustrations, he makes something new out of these mundane items, proving they can have a completely different meaning.

Recently, he cleverly re-imagines ordinary kitchen tools as Star Wars characters and the result is just amazing. Check out below.

The post Artist Re-imagines Ordinary Objects as Famous Characters appeared first on TettyBetty.

A few months ago, Scadarts posted an illustration of Obi-Wan Kenobi in which he reimagined the Star Wars character as some of the famous historic military generals. The creation quickly drew attention from the fans of the franchise, who responded with an overwhelmingly positive reaction.

After receiving encouraging feedback, Scadarts decided to turn this into a full project and create a series of illustrations that feature Star Wars characters invading classical artworks. This included Baby Yoda replacing Adam in Michelangelo’s “The Creation of Adam” and Jar Jar Binks starring in Edvard Munch’s “The Scream.”

What makes his pieces so beautiful is that he’s showing how art overlaps in a multitude of ways, as well as the idea that everyone interprets movies in their own way. With his art, Scadarts is showing us what Star Wars means to him.

Check out these and more of Scadarts’ Star Wars invasions below.

The post Star Wars Characters Invade Classical Art Pieces in These Cool Illustrations appeared first on TettyBetty.

And an Ecuador-based graphic designer and audiovisual producer named Javier Perez is also a Star Wars enthusiast. He decided to create “some artworks in his style”. His creations are minimalistic where he uses ordinary everyday objects and turns them into Star Wars characters, and his fans are loving it!

“My work is very simple and minimal. I want people to be able to take a break from the saturation of photos in general,” the artist who is also known as cintascotch shared on his website.

Scroll down and check out how a simple object, like a fallen leaf, can create amazing art. Don’t forget to follow the arrows for more images.

The post Artist Uses Everyday Objects to Recreate Characters From “Star Wars” appeared first on TettyBetty.

The 38-year-old teacher decided to quit teaching and turn his passion into his full-time career after his Darth Vader wood burner went viral. “It didn’t look much like Darth Vader, more like an Angry Birds version, but I posted it on Facebook and it went crazy,” he told LADbible.

He decided to set up a workshop in his Dad’s garage and started making Vader Burners. Flash forward four years and he’s the company director and lead designer at Burned By Design, which makes made to order wood burners, fire pits, and barbecues all around the world.

His popularity came after he sent one of his Vader Burners to a client in Australia and the client sent him a slow-motion video of it burning—a video that has since been watched over 22 million times.

Dodson’s products include a Millennium Falcon, Storm Trooper and Death Star wood burners, and an AT-AT barbeque grill which retails for almost $2,000! It’s no wonder he’s had huge success as Star Wars has reached peak fandom.

In addition to Star Wars inspired designs he also creates music, sci-fi, movies, sports, etc designs. Check some of them out below.

The post Former Teacher Turned His School Project Into a Full-Time Business appeared first on TettyBetty.

He saw an opportunity to put his mark in the geekiest way possible. Together with his father-in-law Horst Helle, the master painter Klaus Ruffing, and several helpful students, he transformed the Zweibrück Observatory of the Natural Science Association into a giant replica of R2-D2, a fictional robot character in the Star Wars franchise.

The sci-fi professor completed the Star Wars makeover in September 2018 but people around the world have just started to take notice.

Star Wars actor Mark Hamill recently tweeted about it with caption, “R2-D2 Observatory Transformed Germans Into Giant Nerds.”

Zitt and his team aren’t the first ones to create a Star Wars design. In 2010, Minnesota’s Goodsell Observatory at Carleton College was also transformed into an R2-D2.

The post Star War Fans Repainted German Observatory as R2-D2 appeared first on TettyBetty.

According to the illustrator Lim Heng Swee, he has done a series of simple illustrations showing the dark moments of 17 Star Wars characters which we don’t normally see on the big screen.

“The Star Bored series of illustrations shows that everyone has their own downtime,” Swee shared. “But don’t worry, all you have to do is lay down and have a rest, the force will be with you again in no time.”

The illustrator shares his work on his social media platform, where he has an audience of over 103k followers.

Scroll down and check out his work below.

The post Artist Draws Funny Puns of Star Wars’ Characters appeared first on TettyBetty.

“What I believe in is that art is a unique form of self-expression which allows one to talk, communicate and share through actions. I am either dancing with a pencil on the paper or painting with my body on the dance floor,” he wrote on his website.

Ever since he was a kid, he’s always trying to look at ordinary things from a different perspective. Through his artistic illustrations, he makes something new out of these mundane items, proving they can have a completely different meaning.

Recently, he cleverly re-imagines ordinary kitchen tools as Star Wars characters and the result is just amazing. Check out below.

The post Artist Re-imagines Ordinary Objects as Famous Characters appeared first on TettyBetty.