Deathstar
13 creative works found
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Harmony in a galaxy far, far away
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Darth doing a little tending of his wildflowers.
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Original Creation Date: November 12th, 2006 / Charcoal on paper, 16” x 20”, freehand. / Model: ‘Cat’ from Deathstars Original available for purchase. Note me for pricing. This is one of my many imaginary friends, Brooklyn. Some of us call him ‘The Bridge’. Enjoy. :)
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Empire Landscaping ~ Greening the galaxy one system at a time.
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Luke, come to the Dark Side. You’ll never know the power of the Dark Side unless you try it…. The Dark Side of Chocolate for Dark Chocolate lovers….
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If you’re close enough to read this sign.... / ...its probably too late.
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I’m assuming this is some sort of insect deathstar. Or it’s a plant I don’t know the name of. You decide.
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A slightly more graphic (and Lego) version than was in the original film.
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Deathstars Live @ The Corner Hotel, Melbourne, Australia Arriving at the Corner Hotel somewhat late – knowing full-well that the venue rarely has a designated photo-pit area isn’t the smartest thing to do. If I was to get any decent shots tonight I was gonna have to hustle through the crowd and pretty much hope for the best. Catching the tail-end of Sydney act Ink, (they weren’t too bad at all) – I slapped on my photo-pass around the neck and proceeded with the ’scuse-me-shuffle’ to the front of the stage. Surprised to find a make-shift barrier that was all of half-a-foot deep. Hardly enough room to work in comfortably and if the stage-diving, high-flying Dr Marten’s boots made an appearance, I’d be in trouble. I briefly chatted with a couple of the other photogs present, trading some war-stories and the like. The band hit the stage at 11.15. Gotta luv punctual bands huh? To be perfectly honest, I wasn’t too familiar with the Deathstars’ material but I had purchased their latest release ‘Night Electric Night’ several months ago and did enjoy it. Knowing that they also are a visual band pleased me to no end. If you’re going to get up on that stage, look the part. Take pride in your appearance and give the kids a show. That is what rock n roll is all about and tonight… tonight the Deathstars delivered in spades! They looked great. They sounded fantastic and they brought to Melbourne a kick ass, (helluva) sweaty vampiric rock gig that most of the goth boys and girls lapped all up. More at the Visceral Industry
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Deathstars Live @ The Corner Hotel, Melbourne, Australia Arriving at the Corner Hotel somewhat late – knowing full-well that the venue rarely has a designated photo-pit area isn’t the smartest thing to do. If I was to get any decent shots tonight I was gonna have to hustle through the crowd and pretty much hope for the best. Catching the tail-end of Sydney act Ink, (they weren’t too bad at all) – I slapped on my photo-pass around the neck and proceeded with the ’scuse-me-shuffle’ to the front of the stage. Surprised to find a make-shift barrier that was all of half-a-foot deep. Hardly enough room to work in comfortably and if the stage-diving, high-flying Dr Marten’s boots made an appearance, I’d be in trouble. I briefly chatted with a couple of the other photogs present, trading some war-stories and the like. The band hit the stage at 11.15. Gotta luv punctual bands huh? To be perfectly honest, I wasn’t too familiar with the Deathstars’ material but I had purchased their latest release ‘Night Electric Night’ several months ago and did enjoy it. Knowing that they also are a visual band pleased me to no end. If you’re going to get up on that stage, look the part. Take pride in your appearance and give the kids a show. That is what rock n roll is all about and tonight… tonight the Deathstars delivered in spades! They looked great. They sounded fantastic and they brought to Melbourne a kick ass, (helluva) sweaty vampiric rock gig that most of the goth boys and girls lapped all up. More at the Visceral Industry
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whiplasher (deathstars) inspired. i fucking love uniforms.
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