Artist Reimagined Star Wars Characters As Winnie The Pooh And Friends

You grew up with Star Wars and Winnie the Pooh. It’s time for them to join, and artist Jame Hance is the one to do it. His project “Wookie the Chew” sees original trilogy characters taking up adventures in the Hundred Acre Wood.

James Hance is an artist from Florida (originally from England). “Likes Muppets, coffee, pie, good music, bad movies and q-tips,” reads his description on Etsy. “Self-taught, self-deprecating, writes books, draws pictures, absolutely in love with life.” Judging by his artwork, he’s in love with a galaxy far, far away, too!

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