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Star Wars - Propaganda throughout the Galaxy

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The Empire has broken up into separate factions and the Galaxy is split into pieces.
So what remains? Propaganda, of course. Whether old or new, besmirched or newly painted; throughout a galaxy as divided as it used to be in prehistoric times there is always space for propaganda posters on every wall.

In this pack there are a total of 36 textures divided upon 20 posters with 7 of them having different stages of decay and graffiti versions.

There is Rebel Propaganda, Imperial Remnant and old Imperial Propaganda, New Republic Propaganda and anti-Rebel Propaganda.


Artist Characters (Lore):

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Imperial Remnant Era:

ULYSSES IRBUS TRALN JUNIOR
An Imperial Officer from Abafar, started creating artworks and submitting illustrations to COMPNOR in the later days of the Empire after the death of his father, a Colonel that held the position of Chief of Security in the Maldrood Oversector in the early days of the Empire. He continued to submit his later works to the Imperial Security Bureau and high-ranking officials as he remained a part of the Imperial Remnants and rose within the ranks of the Imperial Militia. His artworks are yet to be recognized but the lack of artists within the Imperial ranks gave him the chance to stand out.

Early Imperial Era:

CHRIGELD TINNINE
An Alderaan-based illustrator, Tinnine volunteered his art to COMPNOR in a display of loyalty.
Ultimately pushed out by younger artists, Tinnine retired to Alderaan, where he perished when the
Death Star struck.

RESINU SANTHE-CALTRA
An aristocrat married into the powerful Santhe family of Lianna, Santhe-Caltra studied at the Royal
Academy of Arts on Atrisia, earning accolades for her work celebrating the Imperial armed forces.

COBA DUNIVEE
An art director and concept illustrator for a Corellian holographic media conglomerate, Dunivee
executed thousands of pro-Republic pieces during the Clone Wars, and mentored young
propagandists under the Empire. When her art failed to align with the COMPNOR agenda following
the rebel outbreaks, Dunivee was arrested for treason and disappeared without a trace.

STASSEN BINE
No record exists for Stassen Bine. It is believed to be a pseudonym that is yet to be identified.

SAESPO CHOFFREY
Cousin to Resinu Santhe-Caltra, Choffrey networked his family relations into a successful illustration
career as part of Sienar Fleet Systems. He is retired and living on Garel.

Rebellion:

WARRCHALLRA
A Wookiee wroshyr-wood sculptor from Kachirho, Warrchallra was a veteran of the Clone Wars who
lived in exile during the Imperial occupation. He served as part of the Wookiee underground for years
and now focuses his efforts on art celebrating his people.

TAVRIS BAHZEL
A Clawdite model and artist known for experimental designs that challenge the notions of species
identities, Bahzel spent years following the rise of the Empire helping the Wookiee underground.

POLLUX HAX
For much of the Empire’s reign, Hax served as the Minister of Information for COMPNOR. He was
the principal state mouthpiece to the Imperial Press Corps.

CEPA BONSHU
After retiring from a long career in communication arts, Cepa Bonshu now teaches at the Ord Canfre
Institute for Ethics in Art Criticism.

VANYA SHA
Sha was a self-taught artist who reinforced her natural talent with knowledge cartridges slotted into
her AJ^6 borg brain. Her career came to an end when her infocache was breached by rebel-leaning
slicers, exposing anti-Imperial sympathies.

SABINE WREN
Once a star pupil at the Imperial Academy of Mandalore, Sabine Wren fled to become a bounty
hunter and then joined the early rebellion. A talented artist, she used urban street art—particularly
graffiti—to spread messages of revolution.

OBA DUNIMEA
A sculptor, novelist, and composer from Alderaan, Dunimea was one of the loudest critics of the
Empire. She was killed by a group of ISB officers tasked with silencing Alderaanian survivors.

DASITA LYROS
A one-time fashion holographer turned COMPNOR art director, Lyros found success glorifying the
Imperial military. She was briefly rumored to have had a romantic entanglement with an Imperial
officer, but it was ultimately dismissed.

HOBISAN VANDRON
A distant relation to a member of the Imperial Advisory Council, Vandron venerated Palpatine and
was one in a generation allowed to paint his portraiture in official works.


Credits

Artworks are partially taken from the canon reference title Star Wars Propaganda: A History of Persuasive Art in the Galaxy" [starwars.fandom.com] written by Pablo Hidalgo.

Illustrators:

Rosanna Brockley
Cliff Chiang
Sam Dawson
Mark McHaley
Steven Thomas
Chris Trevas
Russell Walks
Myself
Monarch