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Leo & Diane Dillon covert art for LP: Reading Rainbow Songs (1984).
Let's take a break from the space bars with a fantasy-themed Space Crowd Saturday: Leo and Diane Dillon's 1993 cover for The Sorcerer's Apprentice, by Nancy Willard. Delightful critters here.
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Psion, Joan D. Vinge, Delacorte Press (1982)
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Leo and Diane Dillon’s 1975 wraparound dust jacket cover painting for Deathbird Stories, by Harlan Ellison
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Nobody Knows My Name, James Baldwin, Dell (1978)
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The World Bewitch'd
Leo and Diane Dillon
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Cover art to Harlan Ellison’s “I Have No Mouth And I Must Scream” by Leo and Diane Dillon
Leo and Diane Dillon’s 1969 cover to Fourth Mansions, by R. A. Lafferty
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Leo and Diane Dillon’s 1975 cover to Rudyard Kipling’s Red Dog. The outline of a wolf is hidden in the changing colors of the leaves.
Three works by Leo and Diane Dillon: Winged Armadillo, Owl Woman, and Cricket Woman.
Leo and Diane Dillon’s 1979 cover to Robert Silverberg’s Dying Inside.
The story is about a mindreader whose power diminishes as he ages, so the Dillons reflected this by painting the figures behind him as if they were fading away.
Leo and Diane Dillon, 1977, for Queen Zixi of Ix, by L Frank Baum