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The Artist of Naboo

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"The Artist of Naboo" is a twelve-page Legends comic written and illustrated by Erik Tiemens and published by Dark Horse Comics in the anthology Star Wars: Visionaries. Presented as a series of paintings, the comic follows an artist from the planet Naboo who has a series of premonitions relating to Senator Padmé Amidala after encountering her. The artist obsessively paints Amidala for weeks and ultimately saves her from a Separatist attack. The comic was created following Lucasfilm senior editor Jonathan W. Rinzler's idea to highlight the works of concept artists who worked on the prequel trilogy film Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith.

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Title
"The Artist of Naboo"
Writers
Erik Tiemens
Penciller
Erik Tiemens
Inker
Erik Tiemens
Letterer
Erik Tiemens
Colorist
Erik Tiemens
Editor
Jeremy Barlow
Publisher
Dark Horse Comics
Released
April 2, 2005
Published in
Star Wars: Visionaries
Reprinted in
Star Wars Omnibus: Wild Space Volume 2
Star Wars Legends Epic Collection: The Clone Wars Vol. 1
Pages
12
Timeline
Between 22 and 19 BBY
Preceded by
"Old Wounds" (Star Wars: Visionaries)
Jedi: Yoda (Legends Epic Collection)
Followed by
"Wat Tambor and the Quest for the Sacred Eye of the Albino Cyclops"

Who turns up here

Characters: 5
Species: 2
Planets: 3
Places: 2
Galaxy: 4
Starships: 1
Vehicles: 1
Organizations: 4
Events: 2
Technology: 4
Lore: 1
Everything else: 36

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