I love Comic-Con. I wasn't able to go this year, but I have been catching up with all the announcements and stories that dropped. One of my favorite panels I have seen came from George Lucas, who talked about art, creativity, Hollywood, and much more. He even gave us a tantalizing glimpse into the highly anticipated Lucas Museum of Narrative Arts.This was his first time at Comic-Con ever, so it was a historic event. Moderated by the one and only Queen Latifah, the panel featured a lineup of creative giants: the visionary filmmaker George Lucas, the master of fantasy Guillermo del Toro, and the acclaimed artist and designer Doug Chiang. Let's dive in. George Lucas Tells All at Comic-Con Comic-Con panels are so laid back and really a great place to watch someone talk about a plethora of topics.The panel with Lucas was no exception.In it, George Lucas, the creative force behind Star Wars and Indiana Jones, shared his lifelong passion for narrative art, a passion that began in his college days when he could only afford comic art.He lauded comics for being a medium that can draw anyone ina nd get their creative juices flowing.He emphasized that the Lucas Museum is not just a collection of his personal interests but a "temple to the people's art."For Lucas, the value of art lies not in its monetary worth but in its ability to forge an emotional connection with the viewer. He spoke passionately about the power of stories and mythology...
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