This is the statue of a polish notable magnate Jakub Wejher who was also a founder of the town of Wejherowo. The monument in his honor was erected there in 1643. But when it snows, the statue transforms into a well-known master of evil Darth Vader.

This stunning mask is created from old pieces of metal including spoons and old bed fixtures.

These bakery masters from Boston had already made a stormtrooper cake and their new creation was just as epic.

Cute and funny drawings which show a caring father Darth Vader raising his little son Luke.

Anyone might find much junk and antique stuff in the cutlery drawer in their granny’s house. But not anyone can use such things for their sculptures. Look at how creative French artist Alain Bellino was when making this sculpture of Darth Vader.

Find out who is hiding under Darth Vader’s mask.

I read a rumour online that stated you could see through Darth Vader's mask eye-lenses at the end of the movie, during the Death Star trench scene, and see David Prowse's eyes(Darth Vader's 'body' actor in Eps I -> III). I had some free time today and slow-mo'ed through my Special Edition DVD with these parts with Darth Vader and confirmed this (see pic 1). More interestingly, and I think I'm the first to see this, it seems like digital artists have composited Hayden Christian's "yellow" eye onto a shot (see pic 2). This is weird because you can see both David Prowse's eye AND Hayden Christian's "yellowed" eye super-imposed above it. It happens at 01:50:32 on my UK, Region 2 DVD. I used VLC to alter "Adjust and effects" to find these. For my monitor, hue is set to lowest, Contrast is set full, brightness is set to ~80%, saturation 50% and gamma 10%.

A compilation of photos with all possible stuff that looks like Darth Vader.

Star Wars characters are now popular among bank robbers. Darth Vader recently walked into the Chase Bank in New York with a hand gun for crowd control. Of course, people at first thought it was a joke. They didn’t think that a 6 foot 2 inches tall man in a helmet and cloak was a real robber. Good, the teller handed over all the cash in her drawer to Vader. The robber took away on his “Star Destroyer” bicycle. Some people now joke that the famous fiction character was just looking for money to fix his Death Star.

Getting acquainted with the Vader Project feels like wandering through a Darth Vader tribune done by the world’s greatest artists. A helmet that was known to belong to the headwear of the Sith was given a makeover by Marc Ecko, Frank Kozik, Urban Medium and many others.

Don’t miss your chance to see these Darth Vader helmets before they go up for auction on July 10.