sacred jedi texts scans ISO

[dmurano]

Definitely some Theban, Ogham Script, and runes in there. They definitely seemed to want to lean into an occult skew of the ancient force religions.

I'm currently working on the pages for my own copy of the book third from the right. Since about only 6 pages have images ( from the Art of the Last Jedi book) a good number of pages are going to include easter eggs, like the Bendu, Dathomir, Ziost, The Tides, the Whils, and so on,

 

[breen2057]

the other page showing the jedi texts from The Art of Star Wars The Last Jedi

 

[dmurano]

So most of the books on the shelf look like coptic stitch books or case bound books but it's hard to say from some images what the two with the designed spines are doing in terms of the binding methods. The one with the vertical design elements #3 above, looks like a hard spine, held to the covers with those bits of cord on both peripheries of the spine. This looks like a case book book with a casing that is made up of three stiff bits secured together.

But that's a stretch, problem is the image/angle implies a few different signs of of different techniques. My hope is we get some kind of special features that show these better, or the scene with finn closing the drawer at the end of the movie, may reveal new details.

 

[breen2057]

found this page showing some great pics of the Jedi Texts.

The Jedi Texts and Books from Star Wars: The Last Jedi

 

[ApostleofColor]

I’m working on something myself.
I traced the outline of the wooden shapes and layers. On each layer is lasered on for correct placement.

 

[Magnoli Props]

If anyone wants us to give the books a go let us know on the interest thread...

Interest - Jedi Sacred Texts (SW:TLJ) by Magnoli Props

We're thinking of doing a run of the Jedi Sacred Texts seen in The Last Jedi. According to the Visual Dictionary there are eight books. We've had a few ideas to replica these which include: 1) Make the main "hero" book seen above which Luke handles in this scene. We have several of the original...

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