A new episode of Star Wars: The High Republic Show arrived today to reveal a new book collecting the art of the era and other news!

This Week! In Star Wars host Kristin Baver will be writing the upcoming book The Art of Star Wars: The High Republic, the next installment in the Abrams series taking a closer look at Star Wars designs and the stories behind them. The book will include new interviews with the five architects of The High Republic — Claudia Gray, Daniel José Older, Justina Ireland, Cavan Scott, and Charles Soule — as well as exclusive new insights from artists including Iain McCaig, Ario Anindito, Harvey Tolibao, and many others.

But today, Star Wars: The High Republic Show Krystina Arielle gave us a glimpse inside with new concept

StarWars.com is shining a light on those who truly give the saga its power: the fans. In the StarWars.com Fan Spotlight, we’re honored to tell their stories.

Just as the Jedi of the High Republic can be linked directly to the Order seen in the Star Wars prequel era. the robes that transformed the host of the Star Wars: The High Republic Show into Jedi Master Krystina Arielle today owe a debt to costumer Trisha Biggar’s immaculate designs.

There’s no detail too small for fan costumer Caitlin Jacques, who poured over real-world historical research and screen-accurate costume resources to create Arielle’s formal Temple robes, rugged mission attire, and an array of battle banners clipped from the pages of Star Wars: The High Republic. In fact, for Jacques — who

The Star Wars galaxy is filled with colorful characters that we have come to know and love, so it’s no wonder that some of them have ended up falling for each other.

This Valentine’s Day, look truly, deeply, into the eyes of your beloved and ask yourself: which Star Wars couple are we? Then take this quiz to find the answer you seek…

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Star Wars is many things; it’s a story of hope, a fight between good and evil, and a coming-of-age tale. But it’s also a celebration of love. If it weren’t for the passion of many Star Wars characters, we would not have the wealth of stories we do in the galaxy far, far away. In celebration of Valentine’s Day, here are 20 of the most romantic quotes from Star Wars. (Feel free to use one with the nerf herder, rebel princess, or special person in your life.)

1. “I truly, deeply love you. Before we die I want you to know.” — Padmé Amidala

As Anakin and Padmé are about to be carted into the Geonosians’ execution arena where they’re scheduled for certain death, Padmé professes her love

One of the greatest Jedi ever is back for a new mission.

Obi-Wan Kenobi, the new limited series from Lucasfilm, will debut May 25, exclusively on Disney+. The series stars Ewan McGregor, reprising his role as the iconic Jedi Master. You can get a first look at the striking Obi-Wan Kenobi teaser poster below, featuring the titular hero traversing a barren desert.

The story begins 10 years after the dramatic events of Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith, in which Obi-Wan Kenobi faced his greatest defeat — the downfall and corruption of his best friend and Jedi apprentice, Anakin Skywalker, who turned to the dark side and became the evil Sith Lord, Darth Vader.

The series also marks the return of Hayden Christensen in the role of Darth Vader. Joining

“Who is Marchion Ro?” In Republic Supreme Chancellor Lina Soh’s gut she knows the answer: he is the true leader of the Nihil.

In StarWars.com’s preview of Marvel’s Star Wars: The High Republic: Eye of the Storm #2, Ro basks in his glory as Starlight Beacon meets its end, gloating for all the galaxy to hear.

Eye of the Storm #2, from writer Charles Soule and artist Guillermo Sanna, with a cover by Ryan Brown, arrives March 2 and is available for pre-order now on Comixology, and at your local comic shop. 

Visit Lucasfilm’s official hub for all things Star Wars: The High Republic at StarWars.com/TheHighRepublic. 

Plus, tune in for the February episode of Star Wars: The High Republic Show for even more pages from the issue and other exclusive reveals!

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One of the seminal figures in the establishment of Industrial Light & Magic, Robert Blalack passed away on February 2 at the age of 73. Everyone at Lucasfilm mourns his passing, and joins the industry in celebrating his contributions to the craft of visual effects and filmmaking. Our hearts go out to Mr. Blalack’s family and the entire visual effects community.

As the supervisor for composite optical photography on Star Wars: A New Hope, Blalack was responsible for establishing ILM’s first optical department in Van Nuys, California, including the acquisition of cameras and optical printers for the compositing of visual effects shots. By piecing together separate film elements of starships and laser blasts photographed by the ILM crews, these tools actually made the effects audiences would glimpse onscreen.

Among these