The concept art for Star Wars Jedi: Survivor paints a vivid picture of the infamous underworld of Coruscant, showcasing the gritty, industrial heart of the galaxy’s capital. George Rushing, Lead Concept Artist at Respawn Entertainment, has provided fans with an intimate look at the opening level of the game, where Cal Kestis is shackled and escorted through a dilapidated area before meeting a corrupt senator. The visuals ooze atmosphere and storytelling, making them an essential experience for Star Wars enthusiasts. Let’s dive into these spectacular images and their intricate details. The Urban Underbelly of Coruscant The first two images immerse us in the bustling, chaotic underbelly of Coruscant. Neon signs in an alien script glow against the dark, smog-filled environment. The uneven, ramshackle construction of platforms and walkways highlights the poverty and decay of this area. While the upper levels of Coruscant might shine with opulence, this concept art makes…
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Exploring the Breathtaking Concept Art of the Koboh Abyss in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor
In the vast Star Wars universe, few things can compete with the sheer creativity and wonder brought to life through exceptional concept art. The Koboh Abyss, as showcased in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, is a testament to that artistry. Created by the talented folks at Terraform Studios under the direction of Respawn Entertainment, this artwork dives deep into the mysterious, chaotic beauty of the galaxy, bringing to life new settings that capture both awe and tension. So, let’s take a journey through these stunning images and explore why Terraform Studios’ work deserves a standing ovation – or, at the very least, an admiring nod while sipping your blue milk. Breaking Down the Koboh Abyss Concept Art Image 1: Entering the Eye of Chaos The first image plunges us into a swirling vortex of ethereal, lightning-lit tendrils. Picture this: a lone starship braving a maelstrom of jagged branches and chaotic energy….
Exploring the Bedlam Raiders Lieutenant Concept Art from Star Wars Jedi: Survivor by Jordan Lamarre-Wan
Hey Star Wars fans! Just when you thought you knew every blaster-wielding, saber-swinging, and overly ambitious character in the galaxy, we’ve got a new contender to highlight—straight out of the Star Wars Jedi: Survivor universe. Meet the Bedlam Raiders Lieutenant, a concept brought to life by artist Jordan Lamarre-Wan. In this post, we’ll break down why this character concept is not only visually stunning but also an intriguing addition to the galactic lore. Grab your lightsabers (careful, they’re pointy), and let’s dive in! Who Are the Bedlam Raiders? First, let’s set the scene. The Bedlam Raiders are a ruthless faction operating in the outer rim of the galaxy, and they’re not here to play nice. These aren’t your run-of-the-mill goons. The Raiders are led by Rayvis, a force of nature in his own right, and he’s been collecting a certain kind of prize from Jedi he’s defeated—lightsabers. Yes, nothing screams…
A Closer Look at the Coruscant Meat Factory Concept Art in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor
Star Wars fans, buckle up, because we’re about to go deep into the juicy details (pun fully intended) of the concept art for the Coruscant Meat Factory as featured in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor. These gorgeous concept pieces were created in collaboration with Terraform Studios and Respawn Entertainment and are a testament to the art direction of Pablo Carpio and Creative Director Finnian MacManus. Oh, and a special shout-out to Gaëlle Seguillon, who brought these visuals to life—check out her ArtStation profile here. Welcome to the Galaxy’s Meatpacking District (Sort Of) First things first—let’s talk about this factory. This isn’t your typical meat factory where Aunt Beru picks up her groceries (can you imagine?). This is a massive, industrial monstrosity that feels equal parts sci-fi and space horror. You can practically smell the oil, cold air, and the faint whiff of who-knows-what hanging in the air. But hey, that’s Coruscant…
Behind the Scenes: Crafting Nix’s Character Model for Star Wars: Outlaws
A closer look at the creative process behind Nix, the adorable new sidekick in Star Wars: Outlaws, from 3D prototyping to final textures. Who is Nix in Star Wars: Outlaws? In the upcoming game Star Wars: Outlaws, Nix is the companion you didn’t know you needed—a small, agile creature that adds charm and depth to the game’s universe. While he may not be wielding a lightsaber or piloting a starship, Nix has already won over fans with his unique design and character. But how did this pint-sized partner come to life? Let’s explore the creative journey behind Nix’s character model. How Nix’s Character Model Came to Life Creating Nix wasn’t just a matter of waving a digital wand. It took a dedicated team of artists, modelers, and directors to bring him from concept to in-game character. Here’s how it all went down: The Artistic Vision Behind Nix Nix’s creation was…
Exploring the Coruscant Meat Factory Concept Art in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor
A chilling look inside the meat factory concept art from Star Wars Jedi: Survivor—cold rooms, creative genius, and a galaxy far, far away. A Slice of Coruscant: Inside the Meat Factory Concept Art If you think Coruscant is all about towering skyscrapers and bustling spaceports, think again! Thanks to Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, we’ve been treated to a sneak peek inside one of the more… unconventional parts of the galaxy: a meat factory. That’s right, the new concept art showcases the chilly, industrial vibes of Coruscant’s meat-packing sector, and it’s every bit as eerie as you’d expect. Designed for Star Wars Jedi: Survivor Created in collaboration with Terraform Studios and Respawn Entertainment, this concept art focuses specifically on the cold rooms of a Coruscant meat factory. The chilling interiors, crafted under the guidance of Art Director Pablo Carpio and Creative Director Finnian MacManus, bring a gritty, down-to-earth feel to the…
The Art of Star Wars Outlaws: Pre-Order Now for a Galactic Experience!
Have you ever wondered how the galaxy far, far away gets crafted from scratch? Well, good news for you, Star Wars fans—The Art of Star Wars Outlaws is now up for pre-order, and it’s packed with nearly 200 pages of jaw-dropping concept art and behind-the-scenes developer insights. Plus, it’s releasing on July 8th, so you can mark your calendars! If you love geeking out over Star Wars designs (or just want an excuse to fill up your coffee table), this is a book you don’t want to miss. Let’s dive in and explore what makes this art book an essential addition to your collection. But don’t worry, I won’t judge you if you secretly flip through it while pretending to work. It happens to the best of us. Pre-order your copy here: Order Now What’s Inside The Art of Star Wars Outlaws? If you’re not familiar yet, Star Wars Outlaws…
Concept Art of the Meditation Chamber in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor
“A room full of peace, serenity, and… Koboh dust? Oh yes, because what’s a Jedi chamber without some mystical dust floating around?” Concept art has a special place in video game development, and the meditation chamber in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is no exception. Brought to life by the talented Gabriel Yeganyan, this art piece, showcased on his ArtStation page, introduces us to a mysterious, atmospheric chamber that would have any Jedi feeling right at home. Let’s take a closer look at this striking design. The Outpost Meditation Chamber: Where Zen Meets High-Tech Imagine being Cal Kestis, wandering through an outpost filled with caves, broken walls, and… giant mechanisms? Yes, that’s exactly what Gabriel Yeganyan aimed to create with this concept. The Jedi Meditation Chamber, as seen in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, is more than just a room for peaceful reflection; it’s a cleverly designed puzzle waiting to be solved….
Keanu Reeves’ Scrapped Role in Star Wars: The Acolyte: A “What Could Have Been” Story
You read that right—Keanu Reeves was almost in Star Wars: The Acolyte. Imagine John Wick with a lightsaber! Sadly, this dream scenario never made it to production. However, early concept art and plot ideas paint a fascinating picture of what might have been. Let’s break down what we know about this scrapped storyline and how Reeves almost joined the Star Wars universe. The Gladiator Jedi? What Early Concepts Showed So, here’s the wild part: early concepts featured Reeves’ character, Sol, living on Klatooine. And what was Sol doing there? Fighting in gladiator matches! Yeah, I didn’t expect that either. Instead of the classic Jedi peacekeeping role, we were going to see a grittier, more combat-focused Jedi master, battling it out on a desert planet. The idea certainly shook up the typical Jedi image, and it would have been a chance to see Star Wars merge with more raw, gladiator-style fighting—a…
The Art of Lightsaber Design in Star Wars: Jedi Survivor
So, you want to build a lightsaber? Well, you’re in luck because the concept designs for Star Wars: Jedi Survivor have revealed all the ins and outs of constructing a custom lightsaber that looks as sharp as it feels. Let’s break down some of the coolest aspects of the saber-building process for this game. Components of a Lightsaber First things first, your lightsaber isn’t just a glowing stick of plasma—it’s made up of several parts, each crucial to its performance and customization: These parts come together to create a totally customizable saber that feels unique to the player. Dual Blade Assembly Feeling fancy with a dual-bladed saber? The design process for dual sabers in Jedi Survivor is no joke. The secondary saber fits neatly into the primary saber grip to form a seamless dual blade. To make sure this transition happens smoothly, the primary saber’s pommel and grip must accommodate…
New SWTOR Concept Arts for Knights of the Fallen Empire
Electronic arts has posted some impressive new concept art for the upcoming expansion to Star Wars the old republic, titled Knights of the fallen empire. You can check the out for your self here, or you can see them all below:
Facebook Image of the Week: The volcanic mountain ranges of Ord Mantell
This week, BioWare reached 250,000 “likes” on there Star Wars: The Old Republic fan site. In response to this, the BioWare team released a new Concept Art image of Ord Mantel. As far as I can see that makes it the second largest fan page for any MMORPG on Facebook, only toped by World of Warcraft with 342,919 likes. Due to this accomplishment, a new image will be released weekly via Facebook. In “250,000 Likes!“, BioWare said: This week, we reached 250,000 likes! Were honored to have so many enthusiastic fans, and to celebrate we will begin releasing a brand new Star Wars: The Old Republic image every week just for you. Thank you all for your support, and enjoy the very first Facebook Image of the Week!
Celebration V: The Old Republic Panel Report
The following is a report from the The Old Republic panel from Star Wars Celebration V. Information was reported by EUCantina staff from the panel, via Twitter or email. Be ready for more updates as the week continues! The Old Republic panel starting. David Collins ask Jedi fans to cheer, followed by Sith. Sith dominate the audience. Hope trailer being shown today. Concept art being created as panel runs. Concept art drawn by TOR artist as panel continues. RT- avgoins- “You will be playing as the best smuggler who has ever lived. Han Solo would just shake his head and retire” – Drew K. RT- avgoins- Smuggler will have a special move called The Dirty Kick. “Use your imagination.” A lot of “we can’t discuss that yet” as the answers to audience questions at the TOR panel. There are a lot of species exclusive to classes. Some species do overlap. Final…
Fan Friday & Threat of Peace
This Friday sees both the next three pages of the threat Threat of Peace comic as well as a Fan Friday update. The latter they decided to spruce up a bit, but more on that in a moment. First we’ve got the comic; here’s the official news: The twenty-fourth issue of Threat of Peace™ drops us right back into the action as Jedi Knight Satele Shan and Master Dar’Nala press their attack against Lord Baras. Satele is given pause, however, when Baras reveals the truth—that Master Dar’Nala was responsible for the recent violent attempts to undermine the peace treaty. As Satele considers the implications, Baras makes the bold attempt he’s been planning—now that Satele sees the true weakness of the Jedi, Baras urges her to join the Sith… Check out the latest issue of Threat of Peace now. The second update is a Fan Friday update, which includes a number…
The battle for Balmorra!
BioWare has released details on a new playable world for Star Wars: The Old Republic. Balmorra is a wore-torn world caught in the conflict between the Sith Empire and the Galactic Republic. With forces decimated on both sides, the two factions use the world as a recruiting ground to enlist more help for the war. Balmorra is a world specializing in the building of droids. Its location puts it right in the middle of the conflict between the Sith Empire and the Galactic Republic: Add to Favorites Myspace Digg.com Facebook Del.icio.us Google Bookmarks Due to escalating tensions on the devastated, war-torn world of Balmorra, both the Sith Empire, and the Galactic Republic are looking for new recruits to ship out! Be sure to get caught up on the newest playable planet in the Star Wars™: The Old Republic™ universe! Find out more about the story and struggle of this…
New Star Wars: The Old Republic Trailer Arrives
Tucked away within this “Developer Dispatch” video is our second chance to see BioWare‘s upcoming Star Wars MMO in motion, including combat and Jedi meditation. Want to keep up whats going on? make sure you subscribe to my RSS feed!