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Some portrait practice of Aayla Secura, this is the first detailed piece I've done since hiatus.

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💃🕺

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World cup codywan ⚽️👀

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Anakin: *Gives a half-baked, chaos-ensuing, morally gray order*

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Not every victory feels like one.

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Modern setting AU. Complete opposite to my last comic lol. I’m sorry for making obi-wan such an immature brat here, I’m channeling my past angsty teenage self 😂

Qui-gon is a cop/detective. Obi-wan is his adopted son (found him as a baby).

Anakin is the son of Shmi, qui-gon’s friend (he helped her during a case before). She died on accident recently, leaving anakin alone, so he got adopted too.

Rael is qui-gon’s senior (a menace).

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My Palpy Sheevus???????? (Based on this post)

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Here’s obiwan to finish the set for @kilawater’s mando codywan series “tidally locked” on Ao3 (I took some leeway with some elements) Cody’s armor is already posted 🤓

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General I-sit-like-a-slut Kenobi

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ZINE PREVIEW✨

Have a peek! Here's a look at this action-packed piece created by Dani!

@shukruut

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By the Sea by @glimmerglanger

A post-WW2, mermaid!Cody AU, and featuring art by @shukruut on the dust jacket and for each of the title pages which is absolutely stunning!

For this bind I finally got to pull out *two* of my marbled papers from izumin marbling, the stone wave pattern on the front and the bright marble on the inside for the endpapers, paired with duo oatmeal bookcloth. I pulled colors from the endpapers into the french double core endbands as well. Edges painted in "cloisonne orange."

for each of the three parts in this bind, I used a @shukruut artwork, and pulled a color from that art to set the chapter headers and one of the sea-creature drawings in as an accent on the summary page.

(I also found a very silly little fish as a paragraph break ^)

the combo of script font (Trafton Script) and art-deco-ish font (Onyx) is directly inspired by a 1940s yearbook on the site Fonts In Use. The script + serif font combo was very popular for this time period. Nautical paragraph breaks, chapter headers, and summary page illustrations are from Heritage Library's free public domain collection.

(I have hit the picture limit so on to the next reblog!)