#vel sartha icons

[graylinguine]

cintavel matching icons 🪐👩‍❤️‍💋‍👩💧

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[armoralor]

Cinta Kaz & Vel Sartha icons from Andor for VelCinta Week ✰ reminder that T*RFs can fuck off, only interact if you love trans & nb folks ♡ more below!

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[jynjackets]

VELCINTA / VEL SARTHA / CINTA KAZ ICONS

for VelCinta Sept. Day 21: “stuck” ~

250x250 px icons of ship and individuals. Feel free to use. Credit not required but greatly appreciated. Also can take requests since I couldn’t fit all of them here <3

[andorerso]

Vel and Kleya icons

15 icons

200 x 200 px

please like/reblog if you use or save

credit is appreciated, but not required

icons under the cut

enjoy <3

[grayisblogging]

vel looking at cinta

[uwingdispatch]

My good bitches of tumblr, I have new shaker keychains in stock and these are just way too cute so prepare yourselves.

Are you prepared?

Okay. Behold.

This batch is a real mix of audio content with two Taylor Swift shakers, two Bikini Kill shakers, and three shakers featuring pieces from Star Wars scores.

For the first Swiftie shaker, Ezra Bridger is paired with “right where you left me” and has a photo of Ezra, a loth-cat, and the planet Lothal.

I made two “Rebel Girl” by Bikini Kill shakers. One features the four leading ladies of rebellion era media: Leia Organa, Mon Mothma, Hera Syndulla, and Jyn Erso. The other has four rebel women from Andor: Vel Sartha, Cinta Kaz, Bix Caleen, and Kleya Marki.

For the second Swiftie shaker, Iden Versio is paired with “Castles Crumbling” and has a photo of Iden, her ship The Corvus, and the planet Vardos.

I made two Ahsoka series shakers featuring pieces by Kevin Kiner. One is inspired by the flashbacks/dreams in episode 5 and features the song “Teaching You How to Lead” with teenage Ahsoka Tano, Anakin Skywalker, and Captain Rex. The other is inspired by the dark side users in the series and features the song “Fight in the Woods” from episode 4 with Baylan Skoll, Shin Hati, and Marrok.

Lastly I really wanted to make a Mando-centric shaker so I used the iconic Mandalorian theme by Ludwig Göransson and included photos of Din Djarin, Din Grogu, and Bo-Katan Kryze from season 3.

I have one more shaker coming for this year, and I’ll share that when it arrives. But other than that these will probably be my last shakers until 2024 since the busy holiday season is upon us. But I’d love to hear what you might like to see me do next!

Love y’all so much. Thanks for your support, as always. Shop is here.

[tremendouskoalachild]

Hottest star war woman but it's just a bunch of ladies I'm particularly into

3. Vel Sartha vs Sana Starros

It had to happen eventually: gay on gay violence. Please forgive me.

Thank you @chipthekeeper for this beautiful Vel pic! Sana is in one of the two or so instances of not wearing her iconic green outfit, to switch it up a bit too.

[rebeljyn]

Request Info Page:

REQUESTS OPEN

Current Requests List:

↳ ↳ ↳

Rules:

➜ Please be polite! You can ask to make sure I’m willing to gif something(a ship that isn’t on my list for example) if you’re in doubt but please respect it if I say no!

➜ Only send one request per ask!

➜ I will ignore/delete requests sent in while requests are closed!

➜ It might take some time for your request to be made so be aware of that, sending in asks or messages rushing/complaining might end up get your request deleted as well.

➜ When you make a request on anon please try to check sometimes if I’ve posted anything on here asking for clarification on your request! If you’ve requested off anon I’ll message you or tag you on a post with what I need clarification on!

➜ I most probably won’t gif any romantic ships that aren’t in my list of allowed ships, but you can ask me if you're in doubt. Non-romantic relationships I’m ok with but be aware that the gifsets will be based on my own opinion of them.

Some examples of gifsets/edits you can ask for:

↳Character/ship + color

↳Character/ship + lyrics

↳Character/ship + quotes

↳Character/ship + specific movie or episode

↳Specific scene from a show/movie

↳Color palette gifset

↳Simple headers and icons(must put credit in description if you use them)

Romantic ships I’m willing to gif:

↳Cassian Andor/Jyn Erso

↳Baze Malbus/Chirrut Îmwe

↳Han Solo/Leia Organa

↳Vel Sartha/Cinta Kaz

↳ Finn/Poe Dameron

Things I will not gif:

Please be aware that even if you request something that’s not on here I might still refuse your request because it was something I just forgot to add.

Star Wars:

    General:

↳Anything from the Star Wars cartoons/animations like Clone Wars, Rebels, Bad Batch, etc.

    Characters:

↳Cara Dune

↳Migs Mayfeld

    Ships:

↳Any romantic Padawan/Master ships

Marvel:

    Characters:

↳Peter Quill | Star Lord

↳Clint Barton | Hawkeye

↳Quentin Beck | Mysterio

[themosleyreview]

The Mosley Review: Star Wars: Andor

For the longest time, the quality of the Star Wars franchise has been lackluster. In animation it has had no equal, but in live action there has been a dramatic decline in storytelling and growth. The Mandalorian was that wake up call that breathed new life into the galaxy, The Book of Boba Fett made the air a little foul and most recently Obi-Wan Kenobi made it go stale. The hope for great stories in the franchise that challenged you the viewer and its characters was fleeting. This new series was the last beacon of light that could either reinvigrate the galaxy or just plunge it even deeper into despair. Well I am so happy to say that this series did the former and brought Star Wars into the realm of more adult storytelling that I've wished to see since Rogue One opened the door. The first 4 episodes alone let you know exactly what this show is all about and the exact tone it is promising throughout. The angle of espionage and relevant themes of political games, oppression, fascism and terrorism has always been apart of Star Wars, but now we get the chance to see the players and the people those decisions effect. The level of duality between the birth of the Rebellion vs the overbearing oppressive and order driven Imperials is brilliantly explored as you get to witness both perspectives of each factions. I have been waiting for something like this to happen and my goodness did this show deliver. There are so many emotional moments within this show that creep up and the moments of absolute brutality whether it be pure violence or torture, are expertly crafted to show how each character is effected and/or corrupted.

Diego Luna returns as Cassian Andor as we follow the character about 10 or so years before the events of Rogue One. We get to see the origin of the character with a number of retcons, but they were not necessarily too bad. I liked that he started off as basically a scoundrel that’s constantly down on his luck, but he has a heart of gold. He was way more relatable and unrefined and I loved that he wouldn't hesitate to take a life. He is in a desperate and sometimes dark place, but he is constantly learning how to survive and adapt to every predicament he finds himself. Fiona Shaw was so amazing and motivating as his adoptive mother Maarva Andor. She brought the gravitas to every word of wisdom and caution spoken to Cassian. There is a fight that never dies within her and she let it be known. Her chemistry with Andor was one of the guiding lights of morality throughout. Dave Chapman voices her personal droid B2EMO and he stole my heart by the end of the series and broke it in so many ways with his dry and yet emotional responses to Andor, Maarva and others. Adria Arjona as Bix Caleen was absolutely brilliant. She gets put through the ringer in this show and I can't stress enough how amazing her performance is in the latter half of the season. Her bond with Andor is strong, but not the typical focus. Faye Marsay as Vel Sartha was awesome and I loved that she was loyal to the cause. She was steadfast, but she was ready to ask questions as she acted as the moral compass of the Rebellion. Varada Sethu as Cinta Kaz was awesome and badass as her companion. When there was bloodshed needed, she didn't hesitate and was always ready. Stellan Skarsgård was nothing short of fascinating as Luthen Rael. He is the most elusive, cunning and plotting character of the series and I loved his complexities. Behind every action he makes is a sort of sorrow, but he is emboldened by his successes as he knows he is fighting for a greater good. He carries so much on his shoulders and you see it in an iconic scene that sums up his resolve. I loved his relationship with Andor, Vel and especially his personal agent Kleya Marki played wonderfully by Elizabeth Dulau. The two of them are deticated and she also keeps Luthen on mission. Genevieve O'Reilly reprises her role as Mon Mothma and my god was she outstanding. Through her we get the pleasure of seeing the political ramifications of fighting the Empire from within while trying to stay hidden. Genevieve adds so much depth, emotion and backstory to the beloved character. There are some amazingly tense moments with her navigating the waters of whom she could trust within and some emotionally gut wrenching scenes involving her past and family.

As I said before, this series explores both sides the Star WARS and it was very refreshing. Kyle Soller was unnerving and an interesting character study as Syril Karn. He starts off as the A typical perfectionist and he wants everyone to be their best at all times even when it wasn't that serious. He was basically a glorified small town deputy in a place where the worst crime someone could commit is public intoxication. The transformation this character goes through is something that is born of trauma once he gets a real taste of the beginning of a bigger threat. His obsession with capturing Cassian is almost stalker like with the look in his eyes. Anton Lesser was great as the head of the Imperial Security Bureau Major Partagaz. He was quick witted and no nonsense and I loved that he was open to strong suggestions to ending the growing rebellion. He truly represented the head of what one would call the gestapo of Imperial forces. It was scary how efficient and unrelenting he was. Speaking of unrelenting, Denise Gough was outstanding as Dedra Meero a supervisor in the ISB. Her whole arc in the show went from you routing for her as she fights her way to being a recognized and respected voice in the ISB council to completely hating what she becomes. Her work ethic was exceptional, but as we all know, true power corrupts in the wrong hands. She quickly becomes the very definition of a fascist leader for the modern age. George Lucas fashioned the Empire as oppressive and fascist regime and she embodies his vision as the series progresses.

The score was absolutely insane and I loved every second of it. Nicholas Britell has given new life to the titular characters' existence and he has brought so much dramatic power to the galaxy. His orchestration is truly unique as there is a growing tension in every note and emotional turmoil to every crescendo. I loved that he experiments with different variations of the great Andor theme. It sets the mood of the each episode and rebuilds back to its classic form by the end. Its been a long time since I've loved a television score and this is definitely on the list of one of my favorites. Visually the show is stunning and breathtaking as it is shot on location and it has so many design influences from other famous films like Blade Runner and George Lucas own THX 1138. It looks consistently in line with Rogue One and I can't wait to see it all eventually lead up to the film. I can't truly gush enough about how this show truly surprised and enthralled me from beginning to end. I haven't been so emotional involved in live action Star Wars since season 2 of The Mandalorian. This finally takes Star Wars away from the fun and sometimes overly nostalgic realm and brings it down to the more gritty and real world stakes of the people living in the galaxy. This was everything I've always wanted to see and I can't wait for Season 2! Do stick around for an EPIC plot point payoff at end of the season finale credits. Let me know what you thought of show or my review in the comments below. Thanks for reading!

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Star Wars Andor: “Aldhani”-Review

Andor takes its first steps into a larger world with an episode filled with intrigue and paranoia.

(Review contains episode spoilers)

Just shortly after blasting their way out of Ferrix, Luthen Rael clues Cassian in on his new role in the galaxy. Fight and steal from the Empire. And get paid. His first job? Assist a small band of freedom fighters on Aldhani in robbing a local Imperial base of its quarterly payroll. Meanwhile, on Coruscant, Luthen makes contact with his contact in the Senate, Mon Mothma, and the survivors of the failed Pre-Mor operation on Ferrix face consequences.

There was a part of me that was a little sad when I realized that we would be leaving the world of Ferrix behind this episode. This beautifully realized backwater planet and its population of every day people was such a highlight in Andor’s first three episodes that it was hard not to worry that the series would lose some of its spark as its focus became slightly more galactic. And while yes I still miss Bix, B2EMO, and the gang, “Aldhani” proves that Andor can not only handle more than one intriguing plot line, but multiple locales as well.

For a show that takes its name after a single character, Andor’s focus feels surprisingly sprawling. While marketing teased that the series would be an ensemble narrative, it’s truly impressive just how wide a net Tony Gilroy and his team have cast just four episodes in. And, yes, despite it all, these characters still manage to feel more human and accessible than few others in recent Star Wars media.

If there’s anything that “Aldhani” truly excels in, it’s creating a sense of paranoia. In a world marked by ever growing totalitarian power even supposed allies cannot fully trust one another. This is starkly felt in each of the Andor’s different storylines this week, but maybe most acutely in Luthen’s attempts to pair Cassian with the freedom fighters of Aldhani. It’s hard not to sympathize with cell leader Vel Sartha (Faye Marsay) when Luthen drops a stranger who is essentially a mercenary on her lap. We know, or at least I think we know, that Cassian is reliable, but to Vel and her ragtag group of allies, there’s little real reassurance outside of the word of a strange man on a strange ship.

And speaking of him, we finally start to get a larger sense of Luthen this week. Whether it be his modded out starship or his costumes of elaborate wigs and jewelry, Stellan Skarsgård really begins to peal back the layers of this galactic changemaker and what’s hiding underneath is beyond intriguing. I loved getting to see his highend gallery/store front of galactic antiquities not just because of the bevy of easter eggs it offers (Starkiller! World Between Worlds! Indiana Jones!) but for the creative way Luthen’s respect for galactic history is also made into the perfect cover for clandestine meetings with high ranking members of the Imperial government like Mon Mothma. We’ve know that Genevieve O’Reilly’s take on the iconic rebel leader was going to be one of the few legacy characters to appear in Andor and it’s nice to see Gilroy and crew create a new more anxious version of the character. This is far from the well spoken and principled freedom fighter we glimpsed in Rebels or Return of the Jedi, this is a politician who is deep in a den of snakes and trying her best to do good but also survive a fascist panopticon.

And honestly, things aren’t going that much better over on the side of the Empire. We thankfully get to see more of Karn this week and there is a certain schadenfreude in seeing this smug and overconfident cop get literally sent packing home to his mother, but there are other more intriguing developments at play too. In a smart counter to Luthen’s spy games, we also wander deep into the bowels of The Imperial Security Bureau as well. In particular, we are introduced to Dedra Meero (Denise Gough). Like Karn, Dedra is another ambitious cog in the Imperial machine that is eager to gain power and influence. Unlike the bumbling Pre-Mor operatives, Dedra does have the skills and insights to back up her drive, but her grabs at power are frequently rebuffed with skepticism by superiors and fellow officers. There’s a quiet air of misogyny in how Dedra’s place at the ISB table is regarded and it hints to the general patriarchal values of fascist symptoms. Luckily, Andor doesn’t seem interested in redeeming or justifying Dedra. It’s a smarter show than that. Willing to recognize that those working to prop up oppressive governments can themselves be subject to the prejudices of the system they work for.

Andor still does struggle in episodic storytelling. While I certainly didn’t leave today’s episode dissatisfied, I am still not entirely sure how cohesive of an hour of television “Aldhani” is. We get a smattering of new storylines and see characters move forward on some of their respective story arcs, but like it did in both “Kassa” and “That Would Be Me” Andor once again just sort of stops. The closing doesn’t even really come off as a concluding shot or line of dialogue. It really does just feel like an arbitrary cut thrown in to space out a longer, multi part narrative. It’s a minor problem, but it does seem like an issue that Andor is going to be struggling with throughout its first season.

In terms of production design, Andor continues to excel. While it may not have the crowded lived in quality of Ferrix, Andhali is another impressive locale for a series that continues to make the Star Wars galaxy feel closer and more grounded than ever. The Scottish Highlands are the sort of environment that is just exotic enough to feel like it could be otherworldly while still allowing the cast and crew the ability to shoot on location. More impressive is our first real live action visit to Coruscant in more than a decade. A planet that was previously defined by architecture that blended Grecco-Roman design with a 1950’s retro color palette, the galactic capital has now morphed into a stark, brutalist metropolis that is marked by tight corners and sterile hallways. It’s a great bit of visual storytelling that once again shows in an easy naturalistic way, just how far the fascist takeover of the Empire has stretched.

Even as Andor may start to feel a tad overstretched, it still remains a fascinating and intriguing story. It can create thrills without a single fired blaster and spectacle without sweeping space battles. It’s a series that despite some of its stumbles still outshines pretty much all of its contemporaries and I can’t wait to see it continue.

Score: B+

[graylinguine]

cintavel matching icons 🪐👩‍❤️‍💋‍👩💧

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[armoralor]

Day One: Favorite Characters for @andorappreciation | Kleya Marki, Cinta Kaz, Vel Sartha, and Mon Mothma ✰ reminder that T*RFs can fuck off, only interact if you love trans & nb women ♡

[savesgalaxy]

HELLO AND WELCOME to savesgalaxy, a st.ar w.ars multimuse written by en! they/he, 26, gmt+8. rebooted may 2023. blog is currently a wip. private & selective. 21+ only rules and muse info | memes | other blogs: @hopegained, @hopebore, @pastkilld

mobile friendly rules & muses under the cut

rules

First and foremost, hi! I’m En, 26 years old, Southeast Asian (GMT+8), and a full-time student with ADHD. I won’t always be available to write and am very slow to get to it, but you can always chat or plot with me on Discord or through IMs. Dark topics including, but not limited to, violence, trauma, depression, and war (obviously) are gonna be ever-present. As for spicy/smutty things, they’ll be tagged as ‘nsft.’ and I will ONLY write them with muns I’m already familiar with and put under read more or on discord. I tag triggers using 'trigger tw’ and ‘trigger cw’. I won’t hesitate to block you if you're homophobic/transphobic/islamophobic/racist. This is non-negotiable and frankly, you can leave if you don’t agree.  If your posts are untagged and uncut, there’s a high chance I won’t follow back. It’s nothing personal, I just don’t like a clogged dash.  Basic rules on godmodding apply. I will ask for your permission regarding any decision that may involve manipulating, killing, or maiming your muse(s), so I expect the same courtesy from you. This blog is iconless for the most part; it's too much effort to make icons for every single muse. My formatting is just single small text, with bold and italics sometimes. If you find it hard to read, please let me know! I’ll adjust accordingly. While we’re still on that subject, I find posts that are (typed)  like  this  (with double spacing, too) distracting and straining on my eyes. I may remove that type of aesthetic on my end when necessary. Plotting and memes are the best ways to interact with me. They don’t have an expiry date, so send them in whenever! I have my favorite ships for my canon characters as do most people I’d imagine (and I will default to established/heavily implied ships in most cases!), but that isn’t to say I’m not open to ship with other muses. I’m always here for more interesting dynamics! There must be chemistry of course, so if you’ve got an idea of a potential ship, just let me know.

muses

bold = primary/current main muses rey (canon-divergent) rose tico (canon-divergent) amilyn holdo (canon-compliant with divergent verses) cyrille virtus (oc, originals, elite tie fighter pilot) indra bakti (oc, sequels, spy-in-training) zilaref olgad (oc, sequels, mirialan, comms specialist) maz kanata (canon-compliant) zay versio (canon-compliant) paige tico (canon-compliant with divergent verses) alexsandr kallus (canon-compliant) bode akuna (canon-compliant with divergent verses) kazuda "kaz" xiono (canon-compliant) enfys nest (canon-compliant) zorii bliss (canon-divergent) vel sartha (canon-compliant) voe (canon-compliant) lah kara (visions, canon-compliant)

[fanthatracks]

Andor pre-production artwork arrives ahead of episode 11

Check out some Andor pre-production costume designs.

Take a browse through this thread of Andor concept art, giving us looks at costume designs for Cassian Andor, Bix Caleen, Luthen Rael, Mon Mothma, Syril Kaan, Dedra Meero, Perrin Fertha and Vel Sartha. Check out new concept art for iconic looks from #Andor. Credit: Andrey Ryabovichev. Catch an all new episode Wednesday, streaming only on @DisneyPlus. 1/4 pic.twitter.com/a6hIghA2hw — Andor | A…

[rebeljyn-moved]

Request Info Page:

REQUESTS OPEN

Current Requests List:

↳ ↳ ↳

Rules:

➜ Please be polite! You can ask to make sure I’m willing to gif something(a ship that isn’t on my list for example) if you’re in doubt but please respect it if I say no!

➜ Only send one request per ask!

➜ I will ignore/delete requests sent in while requests are closed!

➜ It might take some time for your request to be made so be aware of that, sending in asks or messages rushing/complaining might end up get your request deleted as well.

➜ When you make a request on anon please try to check sometimes if I’ve posted anything on here asking for clarification on your request! If you’ve requested off anon I’ll message you or tag you on a post with what I need clarification on!

➜ I most probably won’t gif any romantic ships that aren’t in my list of allowed ships, but you can ask me if you're in doubt. Non-romantic relationships I’m ok with but be aware that the gifsets will be based on my own opinion of them.

Some examples of gifsets/edits you can ask for:

↳Character/ship + color ↳Character/ship + lyrics ↳Character/ship + quotes ↳Character/ship + specific movie or episode ↳Specific scene from a show/movie ↳Color palette gifset ↳Simple headers and icons(must put credit in description if you use them)

Romantic ships I’m willing to gif:

↳Cassian Andor/Jyn Erso ↳Baze Malbus/Chirrut Îmwe ↳Han Solo/Leia Organa ↳Vel Sartha/Cinta Kaz ↳Peter Parker/Michelle Jones ↳Bill/Frank(HBO The Last of Us)

Things I will not gif:

Please be aware that even if you request something that’s not on here I might still refuse your request because it was something I just forgot to add.

Star Wars:

    General:

↳Anything from the Star Wars cartoons/animations like Clone Wars, Rebels, Bad Batch, etc.

    Characters:

↳Cara Dune ↳Migs Mayfeld

    Ships:

↳Any romantic Padawan/Master ships

Marvel:

    Characters:

↳Peter Quill | Star Lord ↳Clint Barton | Hawkeye ↳Quentin Beck | Mysterio