If you are as dissapointed as we are that the White House declined a petition to build the Death Star, you might want to head over to Etsy and grab yourself some Star Wars Death Star Lollipops.

We like Yoda, but this is sort of creepy looking. This the work of Andrea Eusebi, who has created a Yoda using a plastiline modeling clay. He has taken the green little Jedi master and made him look like an aged grandfather with really impressive ears.

Perhaps because this author spent most of his Fourth of July holiday in a county that is shared with Lucas' Skywalker Ranch, but when we saw these fantastic famous photographs recreated with Star Wars characters, we felt a bit if kinship. Of course, I would expect to see two Stormtroopers kiss after the end of a great galactic war.  

Everyone has dreams, and we are pretty sure that the Star Wars cookbook was the pinnacle... until this: the Darth Vader Hot Air Balloon. According to Hi Consumption, "Steve Sansweet from Lucasfilm, these die hard Star Wars fans dream became a reality with this incredible Darth Vader Hot Air Balloon."

I know for a fact that there are some serious Star Wars fans out there with some serious Star Wars tattoos, I've seen em with my own eyes. But these 2 full sleeves, of possibly every Star Wars character, rendered and colored brilliantly, just might take the cake for the *most dedicated fan tattoo I've come across. Incredible work young man, incredible work. Artist unknown.

As evidence by Nintendo and Super Mario Bros, any bit of information can be processed through 8-bit graphics and be highly legible. It worked for Zelda, Mike Tyson, and Bases Loaded, and now it works for Hollywood, thanks to this 8-bit movie poster project by Eric Palmer. Jurassic Park, Star Wars, Harry Potter, Kill Bill, all here. And you can order a print for yourself on Palmer's Behance profile.

After the success of their Brisk Bodega 24-hour pop-up art experience created in conjunction 3D theatrical release of Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace, Brisk will be opening a new 24-hour pop-up in NYC, the Brisk Bodega Cantina, to celebrate. Star Wars' overarching influence on pop culture. The event will feature a DJ set by Just Blaze and Star Wars inspired art work from Juxtapoz stalwarts POSE, Tristan Eaton, Jasper Wong, Artek, and more.

Last Friday in Los Angeles, the 24-hour pop-up Brisk Bodega x Star Wars Episode I-themed art experience opened and we stopped by to check out some of the artwork and Star Wars inspired space. POS, Mark Dean Veca, Jasper Wong and others created work in conjunction with Brisk's campaign around the theatrical release of the 3D Star Wars Episode 1.

Last night in Los Angeles, we attended the Brisk Bodega, and 24-hour pop-up gallery and art experience in conunction with Brisk's celebration of the 3D theatrical release of  Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace. The pop-up space will be open to the public today, Friday, February 3 in Los Angeles. More information after the jump . . .

With the increasing attention being garnered by the 3D theatrical release of Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace, Brisk Ice Tea will be opening a 24-hour pop-art experience and gallery in Los Angeles celebrating Star Wars' overarching influence on pop culture. Brisk's Brisk Bodega will showcase art from some old friends of Juxtapoz, including POSE and Mark Dean Veca, along with art from Artek, Jasper Wong, Leo Eguiarte, Dual Forces, Eye One, and Tristan Eaton.