Many Star Wars fans feel that Boba Fett couldn't possibly have met his end in the Sarlaac Pit..and I share that sentiment. So, here's my take on how he might have survived- namely by igniting his wrist flamethrower while inside the beast and crawling through the burning ruins. I was trying to capture a sort of shadowy desert sunset feel with the lighting.
Screen purists will note a few liberties I've taken here- For example Jabba's Sail barge was blown to smithereens during the fight that would theoretically take place before this moment..but, I really wanted to include the Barge in the background for scale and so there it is. Also technically the Sarlaac pit is deeper in the ground as depicted in the film, but I wanted to have Fett standing as the Pit and the horizon smoldered behind him.
This painting is meant to be a companion piece to my "Vader on Hoth" painting I did a while back. With a similar composition and a similar "it might have happened!" theme. I'm thinking of doing a whole series like this..
You totally should do a series, and for the record, Fett did survive the sarlacc. Screen purists may not know this, he even had children, fought the Yuuzhan Vong with the New Republic, and trained Han Solo's daughter Jaina to assassinate her brother, who had become a sith lord...... just in case you cared.....
I really like the description and execution of this piece. A very interesting direction to take that adds great depth to the story and character of Boba Fett. Great job.