A tight, punchy set of seven oil-on-board paintings by Sam Evans, all dated 2023, that reimagines the Star Wars cast with a loose, expressive hand and just the right amount of restraint. Vader stands heavy and still, his red saber cutting through a field of scraped whites and charcoal streaks, while Han, Leia, and Luke feel almost caught mid-thought—figures built from gesture more than detail.
Evans leans into imperfection in the best possible way. Faces are suggested, not spelled out, and the paint does a lot of the talking—dragged, wiped, and layered like a memory that won’t sit still. C-3PO and R2-D2 come through with warmth and humor, while the stormtrooper lands somewhere between iconic and ghostly.
Each panel stands on its own, but together they read like a fragmented reel—familiar, but slightly out of focus. A smart, painterly take on iconic characters everyone knows, without feeling overly polished or precious.
A tight, punchy set of seven oil-on-board paintings by Sam Evans, all dated 2023, that reimagines the Star Wars cast with a loose, expressive hand and just the right amount of restraint. Vader stands heavy and still, his red saber cutting through a field of scraped whites and charcoal streaks, while Han, Leia, and Luke feel almost caught mid-thought—figures built from gesture more than detail.
Evans leans into imperfection in the best possible way. Faces are suggested, not spelled out, and the paint does a lot of the talking—dragged, wiped, and layered like a memory that won’t sit still. C-3PO and R2-D2 come through with warmth and humor, while the stormtrooper lands somewhere between iconic and ghostly.
Each panel stands on its own, but together they read like a fragmented reel—familiar, but slightly out of focus. A smart, painterly take on iconic characters everyone knows, without feeling overly polished or precious.
