# Ralph Mcquarrie

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Making Tracks: Propstore - Boba Fett 'Empire' rifle event

Welcome to a very special episode of Making Tracks as Mark Newbold travels to the Cumberland Hotel, near Marble Arch in London for an up-close look at Boba Fett’s Hero Screen, Photo, and Serial Number-Matched EE-3 Carbine Rifle from The Empire Strikes Back, which heads to the Entertainment Memorabi…

⭐ Byte on Star Wars — Special Edition: Forgotten Legends, Visual Prophets & Iconic Voices

In this special edition of Byte on Star Wars, Tony explores the galaxy far, far away through the creators who shaped it—some celebrated, some overlooked, all essential to the saga’s enduring magic. This episode brings together three remarkable voices whose work spans the earliest days of Star Wars…

We Went to Emerald City Comic Con: Cantina Chatter

https://www.teepublic.com/user/what-does-star-wars-mean-to-you?utm_source=designer&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=S-U65Jr9ZKo Twitter and Instagram @StarWarsMean2U This week we chat what Mitch & Bailey meant to us, our adventures at Emerald City Comic Con and our Star Wars fan on the Street intervi…

Ralph McQuarrie: Painting the Long, Long Time Ago Future We All Remember

Ralph McQuarrie didn’t just imagine the future, he grounded it in dirt, wear, and function, making it believable in a totally new way. In the 1970s, as audiences moved past campy or sterile sci-fi, McQuarrie partnered with George Lucas to create a visual language for Star Wars that felt worn, lived…

H.R. Giger, Designing a Future That Feels Alive and Wants You Dead

Giger’s vision of the future isn’t something to aspire to, it’s something to survive. H. R. Giger didn’t imagine sleek machines or heroic frontiers, he gave science fiction its nightmares. Emerging from postwar Europe and shaped by Cold War anxiety, Giger’s work channeled subconscious fear rather t…

Nightbreed - My Own Private Midian

Horror and cult film podcast with Baz Bishop. Episode 08: Nightbreed — My Own Private Midian. Clive Barker built monsters a whole civilization, a studio got scared of it, and fans spent twenty years refusing to let a butchered cut be the final word. Concept artist Ralph McQuarrie closed out his ca…

575: Luke Skywalker's Deadly Mistake in Classic Marvel Star Wars Comic #61

Classic Marvel Star Wars Comics is back! This week, we're breaking down issue #61, "Screams in the Void," released on April 13, 1982. Lauded as one of the premiere issues of this Marvel Comics series, "Screams in the Void" is a fan favorite. We got dozens of comments when we posted the cover out …

575: Luke Skywalker's Deadly Mistake in Classic Marvel Star Wars Comic #61

Classic Marvel Star Wars Comics is back! This week, we're breaking down issue #61, "Screams in the Void," released on April 13, 1982. Lauded as one of the premiere issues of this Marvel Comics series, "Screams in the Void" is a fan favorite. We got dozens of comments when we posted the cover out …

Cantina Banter #11 | Blake visits the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art

Another Cantina Banter this week! Nice and chill the way we like it. Turns out Blake went to visit the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art recently and we had some questions about the facility. Funded entirely by George Lucas at a cost of $1 to $1.5 billion, the massive five-story building spans over 300…

Ep. 29 | Michael Pangrazio: The Artist Behind Star Wars, ILM & the Magic of Matte Painting

Before CGI transformed Hollywood, artists helped create entire worlds with paint, imagination, and movie magic! In Episode 29 of Mic’d Up with Macsrebo, we head back to Rebel Scum Con for a special interview with legendary Industrial Light & Magic (ILM) artist Michael Pangrazio, whose matte paintin…