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Here is some concept art of the cancelled Star Wars game 1313. The first picture shows the dark and gritty underworld of Coruscant and I really like how the artist chose to have the city in the background and how it shows the depth of the scene. The second image is really cool because I feel like it shows intention and whats about to come. I really like how the light is shining on the over world but it gets dark in the lower floors symbolizing how the underworld is a dark and rough place.

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  1. Amazing art! Being a Star Wars fan, I love the dark feel these pieces give me.

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  2. The perspective that both of these are made from is really cool!

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  3. I like the empire controlled city-scape look in both of these pieces

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  4. Star Wars artists have such a vast world to work with yet they make some great pieces that bring the characters to life

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