Did you know? The original Star Wars film, released in 1977, was written by George Lucas on a typewriter he purchased for $25 at the age of 10 and was originally titled Adventures of the Archraknian Bodyguards. The script underwent numerous revisions before its final version was completed.

Creative Coloring Ideas:
• Here are five coloring ideas for the Stormtrooper image:
• Painting the Stormtrooper: Use watercolors to paint the Stormtrooper. Focus on creating a gradient of colors for the armor, starting from light blue at the top and gradually darkening towards the bottom.
• Stormtrooper Portrait: Color in just the face of the Stormtrooper. Use bright red for the cheeks and white for the rest of the face. You can also add details like black dots for eyes or a black line for eyebrows.
• Coloring Outside the Lines: Add some creative flair by coloring outside the lines of the Stormtroopers armor. This could include drawing flowers, leaves, or other objects around the Stormtroopers feet and body.
• A Galaxy Background: Create a galaxy-themed background to accompany the Stormtrooper. Use different shades of blue for stars and purple for nebulas. You can also add some planets or spaceships in the distance.