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'''David Schleinkofer''' ([[January 29]], [[1951]] - [[April 20]] [[2025]]) was a professional illustrator. His paintings graced many science fiction novels in the late seventies and early eighties, including ''Robotech'' and ''Battlestar Galactica'' books. He illustrated for companies including [[Hasbro]], [[Milton Bradley]] and [[Mattel]], and provided artwork for magazines, video games and advertising. As painting work for science fiction dried up during the 90s, he switched to mostly paints fine art and landscapes in his later years. | '''David Schleinkofer''' ([[January 29]], [[1951]] - [[April 20]], [[2025]]) was a professional illustrator. His paintings graced many science fiction novels in the late seventies and early eighties, including ''Robotech'' and ''Battlestar Galactica'' books. He illustrated for companies including [[Hasbro]], [[Milton Bradley]] and [[Mattel]], and provided artwork for magazines, video games and advertising. As painting work for science fiction dried up during the 90s, he switched to mostly paints fine art and landscapes in his later years. | ||
==Illustration work== | ==Illustration work== | ||
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David Schleinkofer (January 29, 1951 - April 20, 2025) was a professional illustrator. His paintings graced many science fiction novels in the late seventies and early eighties, including Robotech and Battlestar Galactica books. He illustrated for companies including Hasbro, Milton Bradley and Mattel, and provided artwork for magazines, video games and advertising. As painting work for science fiction dried up during the 90s, he switched to mostly paints fine art and landscapes in his later years.
Illustration work
- 1984 boxart mural
- "Sun Raid" cover and illustrations
