CV: The Art of Ralph McQuarrie
Posted by Jay on July 11, 2010 at 08:11 AM CST
Direct from John at The Art of Ralph McQuarrie:
We are pleased to confirm that The Art of Ralph McQuarrie will be attending Star Wars Celebration V in Orlando, Florida from August 12-15, 2010.

While we are unable to disclose all of our exciting plans for the show until they have been announced on StarWars.com, we can confirm that our commemorative art print has been approved, printed, and in a Celebration first - HAND SIGNED by Ralph McQuarrie. We also wanted to share the one thing that we can talk about now - our show exclusive giveaways!

Attendees of the last three Star Wars celebrations will no doubt be familiar with the free Ralph McQuarrie art bookmarks given away each day of the shows in Los Angeles, Europe and Japan to celebrate the release of the Dreams and Visions Press book, The Art of Ralph McQuarrie. To celebrate the 30th anniversary of The Empire Strikes Back at Star Wars Celebration V, we have created a set of 9 trading cards showcasing photos of Ralph working behind the scenes as well as in costume as General McQuarrie. Fans who collect all 9 cards will be able to assemble a puzzle of Ralph's iconic Yoda painting on the back.

We'll share the details on how attendees can get the free cards soon, and for now here's a sneak peek at what they look like.

Ralph McQuarrie Ralph McQuarrie


To get the latest Celebration V updates, we invite Ralph's fans to follow his Facebook page.
Related Articles
March 3, 2012  Ralph McQuarrie Passes On
July 12, 2010  CV: Collecting Panels
SEND

SPECIAL FEATURE ARCHIVE
Toy Fair 2012
More News at TheForce.net
TFN Interview With Nathaniel Weiss & Taylor Treadwell
LucasArts & Spike To Unveil New SW Game Franchise
FC: A Galaxy Of Music Vol. 35: Memorial Day Weekend 2012
Happy Birthday To ANH And ROTJ!
TFN Interview With J.C. Reifenberg & Ruark Dreher
Hughes The Force: Watch For Free Online Today!
Cool Shirt Alert!
Probe
Droid
Poll
What if Hasbro were to offer a new line of larger scale figures that put a focus on screen accuracy? The Probe Droid is curious if you'd walk away from the 3 3/4" line in favour of something new that catered more to adult collectors.
I'd be willing to start from scratch.
I'd be into it only if they were super articulated.
I'd only be into it if sculpt and silhouette were the main focus.
I might get a few, but I don't think I'm ready to start something new.
I'm only interested in 3 3/4" figures.
I don't collect the Hasbro stuff.
Current Results
Copyright 1996 - 2012, Philip Wise.    Email Rebelscum  |  Image Use Policy  |  Privacy Policy  |  Disclaimer  |  Site Credits    "You Rebel Scum!"