Episode five of The Mandalorian season two brought Star Wars fans a moment we’d been waiting years for. The first appearance of a live-action Ahsoka Tano (Rosario Dawson). Additionally, this chapter in Star Wars history also revealed Baby Yoda’s real name: Grogu. A truly special moment in Jedi history, Ahsoka explains to Mando about the fall of the fabled order. Using a somber tone, she says “There aren’t many Jedi left.”
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And “There Aren’t Many Jedi Left” just so happens to be the name of a new piece from artist Mark Englert and the folks at Bottleneck Gallery. Englert’s piece juxtaposes the calm, bonding moments between the trio of protagonists with an expertly crafted glow-in-the-dark layer portraying Ahsoka’s intense battle with Elsbeth. It highlights one of the most memorable scenes from one of the most key chapters in the Star Wars saga. We see Ahsoka testing Grogu’s Force abilities in front of his surrogate dad on the planet of Corvus.
Englert’s print will be available as a timed-edition release from Wednesday (February 24) at 12p.m. ET through Sunday (February 28) at 11:59p.m. ET at Bottleneck Gallery’s website. A black and white glow layer variant, edition of 75, will be included in random orders, free of charge. Maybe you’ll be one of the lucky Ahsoka Tano fans who receives one. The number of prints sold through Sunday, February 28 at 11:59p.m. ET will determine the edition size.
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You can check out details of this amazing print right here, including the limited edition black and white version. Click to enlarge each image.
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