HomeStar Games is extremely pleased to have the following renowned astronomical artists contribute their artwork to Planetaire™-The Grand Tour card game.

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DON DAVIS is widely acclaimed as one the world's finest astronomical artists. Don won an Emmy for his contributions to the PBS series Cosmos. He also did the artwork for the dramatic opening sequence of the late Carl Sagan's film Contact. Don's work can be frequently seen in such publications as Parade, Smithsonian, and Natural History. You can check out his extensive collection of stunningly realistic artwork on his website at: http://www.donaldedavis.com.

DON DIXON is one of the world’s most versatile astronomical artists working both in oil paints and digital production methods. His artwork has appeared in numerous newspapers, magazines, book covers, including animated films for NASA. A physics major from the University of California, Berkeley who turned his lifelong passion of astronomical artwork into a career, Don is the Art Director for the Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles, California. Don designs graphics for the planetarium shows and publications, and is currently finishing up the graphics for a full-dome laser video show for the observatory. You can see Don’s portfolio of outstanding artwork on his website at: http://www.cosmographica.com/gallery.

RON MILLER is one of the world's leading space artists. His work has been reproduced in books and magazines world-wide. Ron's original paintings are in public and private collections all over the world. Ron has co-authored and illustrated numerous books about astronomy and space exploration including "The Grand Tour", "Cycles of Fire", and "Out of the Cradle". He recently completed a series of ten books about the Solar System for young adults. Ron's outstanding and scientifically accurate artwork can be seen online at http://www.black-cat-studios.com.