Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker is now available digitally. While there are already various special covers and packaging to choose from, fans will also be able to have the choice to use covers that showcase the film's amazing concept artwork.
StarWars.com is offering exclusive downloadable covers that feature some of the movie's most memorable scenes. Fans will be able to download and print them on their own to get a much more unique feel with works from Adam Borckback, Christian Alzmann, and Stephan Tappin. You can check out the instructions here.
The sequences available for download are the "Death Star Duel" by Brockbank, as well as the "Kijimi Vision" by Christian Alzmann, and the "Pasaana Chase" by Tappin.
"Sometimes a concept illustration is about how to frame a scene," Brockbank says about the duel concept art. "Sometime about establishing a design or idea with clarity." The illustration falls "somewhere between the two" and is able to convey a "dramatic potential of the breaking wave and the surf spray" that echoes the "inner tumult" of the protagonists.
The "Kijimi Vision" concept art tries to highlight that Kylo Ren and Rey are in two different places but are able to fight one another through their Force connection. To show this effectively, Alzmann made use of the light sources, hinting the out-of-place helmet. While Tappin's "Pasaana Chase" piece captures the urgency of Rey and the crew as they flee from the Stormtroopers.
Which of these The Rise of Skywalker covers is your favorite? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
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