Star Wars: Episode VI – Return of the Jedi (1983)
Directed by Richard Marquand
Cinematography by Alan Hume
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Star Wars: Episode VI – Return of the Jedi (1983)
Directed by Richard Marquand
Cinematography by Alan Hume
The Postcard Killings (2020)
Directed by Danis Tanović
Cinematography by Salvatore Totino
Sean Barton: Indecent Exposure, 1996–2000
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What's up with Ciara lately? She's not doing a great job at being a rebel it seems...
Ciara’s an attention seeking child, and when she doesn’t get the attention she wants, she throws a fit and becomes destructive. I mean, she’s hanging out with Psycho Murderer Grandpa Sean, and she thinks he’s cool. Ciara, honey, this is why you’re no longer with the Rebels.
Who wants to take bets on how long it takes before she starts bringing dead animals to dear old granddad like a cat seeking praise from its master? I’m giving it less than a month.
What you think about Sean and Clarke?
I don’t know what I think? These two are definitely flirting on some level, and it’s really cute but also classy? But Clarke, honey? Do you know this guy is kind of a teensy tiny bit of a psycho?
Either way, right now, I’m seeing some sexual tension and these two need to bang. Now, please!
He had to act quick. It was his job to raise fear. To help clear the ballroom of all Civilians and to help cover the B Team's escape. The room was slowly emptying, all because people were fearing CARMA. He had to thank Bee for sparking those fears. It made his job easier, as he didn't have to dig through the minds of perfect strangers for an underlying fear. When he saw an area soaked in blood and cluttered with dead bodies, Leo paused. Someone had started killing for sport. How... Why would someone do that? Casually, he walked toward the man, inflicting fear to keep people away from him. This man was a problem, one that Leo had to solve. He couldn't let anyone from the Rebels get hurt. Not on his watch, at least. sean-barton
Sean Barton "Conad Pipeline" Gouache on clayboard, Oil, 12 kt. white gold on glass 14.5" x 11.5" http://flatcolor.com/products/sean-barton-conad-pipeline
Macklemore and Ryan Lewis Logo 2011. Helped in sourcing art for this project with the talented Seattle sign painter and artist Sean Barton.