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A doodled rendition of what things would be like for a certain hapless Gungan if his high school years were similar to those of his counterparts here in modern America.		The aftermath.
Jar Jar at basketball practice.		...and in the chem lab.
Jar Jar in gym.		A mishap of science results in Jar Jar gaining super-strength. Now this Gungan's got guns!
Cartoon series often have plots where not-so-bright characters undergo some change to make them into a genius for a day. This is the Jar Jar version.		...and another common plotline is the appearance of a character's "evil twin," often denoted by a goatee. Again, the Jar Jar version.
One of those lame "Star Wars meets..." ideas I often mess around with. Here's the Iron Chef version, with some Gungan challengers calling out "Iron Chef Dagobah" Yoda, master of the rootleaf.		Here would be the other two possible characters... Lobot, Iron Chef Bespin (can't remember why I picked him), and Wuhrer, Iron Chef Tatooine (the cantina barkeep guy).
Probably something that came out of doing Star Wars in the Calvin & Hobbes style, ending up with Padawan Obi-Wan as Calvin, with a toy lightsaber, Wookiee doll, and a younger, frustrated Qui-Gon.		Calvin Obi-Wan and the "living" version of his Wookiee pal.
What does a Jedi master do on a rare vacation? Just chill.		A quick sketch of a freeze-frame at the conclusion of a would-be Star Wars sitcom episode.
If you've ever seen the Space Ghost: Coast to Coast spin-off series, Cartoon Planet, you'll recognize this pose. This came from an old idea of rendering Fett as Brak, Yoda as Zorak, and Vader as SG. This version was derived from the "Saint Boba Fett" poem that can be found elsewhere on this site.		This was done back in Christmas of '99 for a workplace ornament contest (click for full image). Basically it's Maul dressed up as Santa, ready to hand out Star Wars treats to all the good boys and girls (perhaps he killed Santa and stole the costume and bag from him, I dunno).
This here is just Maul in a Christmas sweater, toasting the festive season with a cup o' nog (inspired by the Batman: The Animated Series episode, "Christmas with the Joker"... On a sidenote, the series' Joker was voiced by Mark Hamill.) Even a Sith is not without the holiday spirit.		D-Maul givin' the thumbs up.
Old doodle of a pose-striking Han.		Old doodle of a not particularly wise-looking Yoda.
One of my few realistic renderings (they're hard!), this was from the spring before Episode I's release, based on a breathtaking photo in Vanity Fair (Feb '99). Interestingly, the depicted scene was for the shoot only, as nothing of the sort ever appeared in the movie.		For some reason, the sight of a brooding Dark Lord of the Sith riding his li'l speeder doesn't seem all that imposing, and eventually  it reminded me of a scene in the "Cave Dwellers" episode of Mystery Science Theater.
...And here's a link to a rough cut version of a Peanuts/Phantom crossover piece, "You're in the Pod Race, Charlie Brown," to be completed one of these days. The gist of the "story" is there, and only needs the final panel. Inspired by the stray thought, "Charlie Brown as Phantom-era Anakin."