Peppermint's Star Wars Sideblog

That's why he wears a hood that covers half of his face... Sith can't be adorable :(

Naboo (Chommell sector of the Mid Rim; Trailing Sectors) STAR WARS: EPISODE II – ATTACK OF THE CLONES 2002 | dir. George Lucas

I updated yesterday and forgot to mention it here #oops

POSTING ALONE CUZ THIS GENUINELY MADE ME LAUGH OUT LOUD

✨🌙  ART LOG ->  @404ama

Master and Apprentice, 2019

May I offer you a Padmé sketch?

Mon Mothma artwork my Johnny Morrow for the Star Wars Unlimited 2026 Galactic Championships!

short answer is yes, i do think so. it's difficult to put into words exactly how lost to the dark he was after slaughtering the jedi, from the elders to the younglings, and choking padmé and throwing her aside. he'd surrendered to the epitome of evil and been rebuilt into something more machine than man, willingly stripped himself of gentleness or mercy. i think he would see a child in an entirely selfish way as his own legacy, rather than a person with feelings that mattered, and in a calculating way as an asset for his own power (let's take over the galaxy together, etc.). he would give harsh discipline because he'd believe entirely that pain is the way to power, and power was the only thing that mattered. i think he needed to grow old and tired and kill obi-wan before he was even close to a state where a son could change the way he acted and open the door to a single expression of selfless love before death. before that he was wholly selfish and the cruel right hand of the emperor. you would find only pain as the object of his attention, even if you were related to him, or especially if so.

STAR WARS: THE CLONE WARS 7.09, Old Friends Not Forgotten

Wounded clone troopers recuperate in bacta tanks (TCW concept art)

quick Cad Bane thingy

Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith (2005) Directed by George Lucas

Coruscant