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Bungie Partners With Art Gallery To Sell Destiny Concept Art For Charity
Ltd. Art Gallery is running a special exhibition full of Destiny concept art originals and prints. They're all for sale and proceeds benefit the Child's Play Charity.
Pieces can be purchased online here, with the most expensive pieces selling for as high as $300. If you're in Seattle, Washington, you can check out the gallery in person until November 3.
When Bungie first revealed Destiny, it said that more concept art has been created for Destiny that all of its previous Halo games combined.
[Source: Ltd. Art Gallery, via Polygon]
Our Take
Bungie has some of the most talented artists in the industry in its employ, and unsurprisingly, there are a lot of impressive pieces up for sale. The Child's Play Charity tie-in is a nice bonus.
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