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I know I'm late to the conversation, but i thought I'd leave my question here in case you happen to check in.

It was brilliantly simple and worked great! As far as biggest rescue I'd say it was doing a painting looking up into the Never Tree to replace a $200,000 miniature set that never had depth or scale regardless of how much detail or smoke was added. Made the temple a dark silhouette against a sunset, filmed using a cut out against a real sky.

STAR WARS SCENERY PAINTER HOW TO

So Mike totally changed the concept of how to do the shot. So Mike took it over and did his best, which probably actually was the best any artist could have done. After a few weeks it wasn't looking very real.

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Crazy - they had too much faith in our abilities! It was front lit with a full moon rising over the temple. It was an establishing shot of the Temple full screen, a total painting with no live action. However there was a killer shot on Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. Believe it or not we didn't have to make too many changes because we had an awesome art department and worked with decisive directors most of the time. Its nice to forget the agony and only remember the ecstasy when possible, but let me try. Thank you for all of your questions, I really enjoyed answering them. It's been three hours and I think I've answered almost everything so sadly I have to go. Gallery in which some of my works are being shown The photos are primarily from these books: The Invisible Art by Craig Barron and Mark Vaz Industrial Light & Magic by Thomas Smith The Art of Return of the Jedi Moviemakers at Work by David Chell. More Info for Reddit: A few days ago my son showed me this album on Reddit of Star Wars matte paintings and I wanted to share with you some additional information about those paintings, who did them and how they were done, as well as answering any other questions you might have about my art. My career as an artist has included shows in New York galleries and museums, working as a matte painter at George Lucas' Industrial Light & Magic, travel assignments with National Geographic magazine, and creating historical scenes for California's Chumash Indian tribe. Hello, Reddit, This is Christopher Evans.

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