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"That armor's too strong for blasters. Rogue group, use your harpoons and tow cables. Go for the legs; it might be our only chance of stopping them." —Luke Skywalker, Battle of Hoth
One of my favourite Star Wars moments was when they took down the walker by first roping its legs with cables causing it to crumple face first like a wrangled bull into the snow! The AT-AT’s (All Terrain Armoured Transports) were sooo intimidating, and it was “so Star Wars” to have such a simple way to take them down!
With this old print by Robert Wood, I have wanted to “crash” something into the rocks, and have sat on different ideas for several months. The shape of that first rock is what determined it for me, as it reminded me of the head of a walker. So I built the idea of my painting around that iconic, helpless felled walker from the original films.
The original vintage oil painting was collected locally in Ontario.
"Tripped" altered painting by Heather Castles
121 x 62 cm vintage lithograph 141 x 81 cm vintage wood frame
This is a VERY heavy and large frame... shipping might be expensive, drop me a note if you'd like me to calculate it for you
