I Have Been Staring At This For The Last Hour....

Cobb Vanth sketches

It's been a while since I've posted. My time is all taken up by school and studying. I'll still try to post as often as I can.

This is for my art project. My whole class knows I like drawing everything starwars 😆

Hope you like it -R.S.W

A day off.

A quiet day, no missions and no responsibilities.

Great time for a detour to the beach. The team enjoy a relaxing day out full of sand shenanigans and spectacular scenery.

Rex sits and brandishes their weapons, he cleans out all the sediment and foreign materials taking residence in the barrels of the blasters.

Crosshair is taken back by how amazing the view is. (Although he will never admit it). He keeps his precious rifle high above the ground as it triggers him when sand loges itself in his scope.

Tech thoroughly enjoys taking readings of this unfamiliar planet and comparing them to his previous research on other planets. This had been interrupted by Wrecker begging him to help burry him in the sand. He eventually gives in to his constant begging (he secretly finds this very therapeutic).

Wrecker has one goal, he wants to be fully covered in sand from head to toe and then emerge out from the sand and scare some kids that pass by.

Wolffe is so tired from all the suprise attacks from the empire he struggles to relax fully and is always on edge, keeping a lookout for any potential enemies. Hunter convinces him to chill for a while as he'll need to be well rested for their next mission. He eventually does relax and is at peace with himself.

Hunter can't remember how long it's been since their last proper break. He had noticed his team getting grumpy and fatigued due to lack of sleep and a break from reality. While all the others were asleep that morning on the ship he flew the Marauder to a coastal world he remembered from his cadet training. A safe world out of the reach of the Empire. He was happy to see the reactions of his crew when they stepped out into this sandy world. He sits outstretched on the sand stretching his tense muscles and cleaning all sorts of substances off his knives (he often steals Wreckers knife because he loves to dual wield blades)

The day out finally ends and everyone feels refreshed and recharged and ready for the next mission to come.

Hope you like the photos and the small story to them.

Photos by roguesaberwielder

The Guardian

A digital piece I did of Obi Wan Kenobi in his episode one attire (I love his blue toga, it stands out against the dune sea very well) to celebrate the season finale and fair play to Liam Neeson for his cameo of Qui Gon!

I referenced the Vanity fair image of Ewan McGregor and the final battle scene between Anakin and Obi Wan on Mustafar.

Obi Wan has such a tragic story, which makes him such a strong and admirable character the way he keeps his composure in the most dire of situations. Something we all should learn from him.

Hope you like this piece

This took 6 hours...........

A man of legend, forced to conceal his identity in hopes of survival, haunted by visions of his past.

Obi-Wan Kenobi

A digital illustration by Rogue Saber Wielder.

Messing around with lighting

ECHO AND AHSOKA HAVE ARRIVED !!!

I've waited so long for this moment

The box art is fire!!

Messing around with lighting part 4

Photography by RSW

Redemption.......

"The Outpost" was by far one of my favourite episodes of The Bad Batch to date. I loved the symbolism and cinematography. The animators captured Crosshairs emotions excellently, and the scenery was incredible.

As the episode progressed I could see how Crosshairs views of the empire were at tipping point and he was once again exposed to the Empire's negligence towards the clones.

When Crosshair and Mayday get caught in the avalanche he immediately trudges through the snow to rescue him and doesn't cast a thought to anything else. If this was his past self he would have continued on with his assignment regardless If Mayday had perished or not.

He has changed, and for the better this time. His imperial armour Especially his helmet was a symbol of all the damage and destruction he carried out at the Empire's hand following orders that were atrocious. He left this all behind. He's done with the Empire and it's disregard for life.

This is his turning point as a character, he is starting again on a clean slate. As the sun rises on a new day.

A new beginning.

Digital art piece by R.S.W

Click images for better quality.

Redemption.......

"The Outpost" was by far one of my favourite episodes of The Bad Batch to date. I loved the symbolism and cinematography. The animators captured Crosshairs emotions excellently, and the scenery was incredible.

As the episode progressed I could see how Crosshairs views of the empire were at tipping point and he was once again exposed to the Empire's negligence towards the clones.

When Crosshair and Mayday get caught in the avalanche he immediately trudges through the snow to rescue him and doesn't cast a thought to anything else. If this was his past self he would have continued on with his assignment regardless If Mayday had perished or not.

He has changed, and for the better this time. His imperial armour Especially his helmet was a symbol of all the damage and destruction he carried out at the Empire's hand following orders that were atrocious. He left this all behind. He's done with the Empire and it's disregard for life.

This is his turning point as a character, he is starting again on a clean slate. As the sun rises on a new day.

A new beginning.

Digital art piece by R.S.W

Click images for better quality.

Messing around with lighting PT 2

Wolffe + light saber supremacy!!!!!