The Making Of The First ‘Blood Ties’ Cover

I’m always amazed while watching gifted artists work. Sitting next to Colin Wilson at cons (and in his study) I’ve been able to watch a true master do his stuff many times. It really is a kind of magic.

Here’s another piece of magic. Watch as the amazing Chris Scalf shares his process for the cover to the first ‘Blood Ties: A Tale of Jango and Boba Fett’ and pulls a Jango Fett… out of thin air.

For more, check out Chris’ Youtube channel – http://www.youtube.com/user/cgsbgs.

Tags: Chris Scalf, cover, star wars blood ties a tale of Jango and Boba, Star Wars: Blood Ties

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One Response to “The Making Of The First ‘Blood Ties’ Cover”

Scioli says:

May 21, 2010 at 09:33

That really is incredible. It always amazes me how talented some people are.

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