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Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy

Donato Giancola

  [caption id="attachment_84245" align="aligncenter" width="1600"] Screenshot[/caption] Wraithmarked Creative has undertaken creating the most beautifully illustrated version of Douglas Adams' novels from his Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy series.  This omnibus edition includes new covers by Tom Kidd and Chee Fong as well as forty-two (42, a very important number!) new full color illustrations to grace the insides of this tome. I have been honored to contribute two new end paper works for this.  As a…

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What was I painting (and composing) in the 90’s? (Buckle up!)

Scott Fischer

April 7, 2026 - Many of you know I play guitar. I write mini soundtracks for process videos. That has been my musical outlet for years.   But there was a time when the music was a much bigger part of my life. Actually it was a much bigger part of my painting too. In fact it was woven into my painting!   Back at SCAD in the 90's, on critique day I would bring my painting AND my guitar to class. I'd perform beside the art. The songs would lead you through the paintings. While most students were like "Here is a still life I painted of an apple next to a vase." I was like, "I painted inside this suitcase to symbolize my need to move on in life. (After a break-up.) And I lined the suitcase…

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