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Today I have started a new gallery called the Andrew Ravenwood Collection in the Featured Artists section.

Andrew Ravenwood is a gifted Star Wars artist who used a program called Bryce to create digital Star Wars art and he displayed that work on his website called Andrew's Star Wars Site in the late 1990's through the early 2000's. When he took his website down in 2004, his artwork seemed to be lost forever as with so many other Star Wars websites. I really like his style and began seeking Andrew out to see if I could provide a gallery of work here at Galactic Voyage. It took several years, but with the ability to find others using Twitter and Facebook, I was finally able to locate Andrew. He has graciously allowed me to provide his artwork once again to Star Wars fans.

A word from Andrew:

"Andrew's Star Wars Site began its humble existence in the run-up to Episode 1; it originally existed as an exercise in web design as this was an area in which I wanted to evolve my design skills. I was at this time an experienced Photoshop user and had recently discovered Bryce (A landscape modeling application) it seemed inevitable that my interests in art and Star Wars would be combined and thus ASWS evolved into a site that provided and encouraged Star Wars fan art."

I will be adding the images to his collection on a regular basis until it is as complete as possible. The first image is from Andrew's Digital Art section and is entitled "Futile Escape." I will also be providing a Wallpaper section in the coming days with the Star Wars wallpapers he created. Enjoy!

• "New Visions": Over 50 exclusive, new paintings from well-known and up-and-coming comic artists and fantasy illustrators. Features imaginative scenes not seen in the films and presented here for the first time.
• The Force Unleashed 2: Dazzling visuals from LucasArts latest video game release.
• Movie Posters, Comics & Book Cover Art: Iconic imagery never-before-seen on trading cards.

Trading cards have come a long way since 1993 and Star Wars Galaxy Series 6 is filled with all of the bells and whistles that today's collector expects.

• One-of-a-Kind Sketches: Rendered shaped sketch cards and traditional size cards. One per box guaranteed.
• First ever Sketchagraphs: Sketch Cards autographed by Star Wars actors!
• Foil Cards: Beautiful illustrations by Brian Rood reproduced on metallic foil with bronze, gold and sequentially numbered prismatic parallels.
• Etched Foil Puzzle cards: Initiated with the first Galaxy set, this 6 card puzzle connects with puzzles from other Star Wars card series to create one continuous panorama. Featuring artwork by Joe Corroney and Brian Miller. Plus, look for 1/1 original etched foil artwork!
• 1/1 Printing Plates: The actual plates used to produce the cards.
• Hobby Exclusive Box Loader: Yoda poster featuring key art from artist Jerry Vanderstelt!

Don't miss out on one of the most anticipated Star Wars trading card sets of all time.

About the Series:
The Story is set between Episode III and IV. Newly formed Rebel Alliance seeks opportunity to gather supplies and information about Emperor's "ULTIMATE WEAPON." In the meantime last remnants of the Jedi hide in outer rim planets hoping Emperor's oppression will never find them. In the course of the odyssey 2 rebel spies travel with faithful friends to an Empire occupied planet Eison where they meet new allies, alien creatures, and evil machines.

A series of test shoots and short films shot in 2004 and 2005 were later formed into the project Rise of the Rebellion in 2006. The entire cast and crew has worked voluntarily. Filming locations were in Bolu, Ankara and Istanbul as well as the Bilkent University Communication and Design Department Studios. A big portion of the film was shot in 2006 and 2007. The post-production of the project commenced in 2008. The project shortly became an international fan film with the help of Star Wars fans from all around the world including the USA and Australia. In 2010 the project changed it's format from a short film into web series. The series will consist of 6 webisodes and will be between 6 and 10 minutes each.

So far four webisodes have been released and I can't wait for the next installment!

This issue features the return of original fiction, with a new short story by Paul S. Kemp featuring Darth Malgus in the days of the Old Republic.

Go behind the scenes on LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars, and hear from editor Paul Hirsch on the piecing together of the original A New Hope. All this and more in the latest issue from Titan Magazines, starting today March 15th.

Synopsis: After their ship and the only way off-planet is destroyed, Anakin and Obi-Wan must lead the escaped prisoners across Lola Sayu's perilous landscape as Plo Koon leads a Republic strike force through the Separatist defenses.