edit: I received a reply email stating that originals are not signed. However, they will be including paperwork confirming the authenticity of the print direct from Bungie and would look into having them signed.

Those interested can purchase the pieces directly from the site, but note that most of these are "1 of 1" prints, so once they're sold they're gone. The exceptions to this are the first four, which are un-numbered giclee prints.

Concept art from GDC. I believe it is one of the rejected version of The City. Or rather a version of a last Human meeting place in space before Bungie "discovered" The Last City and The Traveler.

Also, did anybody look at the artwork of the Cadet and think it was a Quarian at first?

I went as well. I see myself in half of your gallery lol . (I'm in the blue button down)

But there's TWO guys in blue button downs!?!

Excellent photos and thanks for sharing this!

Happy to do it! I wasn't sure they'd let me take pictures, so I didn't even think to bring my flash. The lighting was a little weird in there (bright walls, dark standing area), so the exposure settings were a little finicky; a flash would have evened that out a bit. Still, think I got some good shots!

I went as well. I see myself in half of your gallery lol . (I'm in the blue button down)

Haha, awesome! I was going though the photos last night and thought, "Who's the guy in blue who's in all my photos?!" That shirt really pops.

Front window of the L|td. Art Gallery where the show was held

A new piece from Jessie van Dijk

Bungie artists Ryan DeMita (left) and Adiran Majkrzak (right) were in attendance…

…as was spaceship guru Isaac Hannaford (and his wonderful wife!)

Show co-curator Siolo Thompson snaps a photo with Jessie van Dijk standing next to one of his personal pieces that was flown-in from the Netherlands for the show

Bungie fan Hylebos takes copious notes for his great writeup over on the Bungie.net forums

Lots of people came by to check out the artwork and talk with the artists

This beautiful Joe Cross "Clovis Bray Sinage" piece raises all sorts of questions!

Some fans checking out the artwork

And finally, if you're interested in the full gallery (70 photos) with larger versions, check it out here:
http://destiny.bungie.org/vanguardreport/ghosts-in-the-machine-destiny-concept-art-exposition/

The show was a lot of fun and it was great to meet many of the artists behind the work we've been enjoying for the last several months. If you're around Seattle in the next week or so, it's definitely worth checking out. Oh, and a huge thanks to Brittany and Christine from Bungie for letting me take photos to share with everyone!

It sounds like the pieces will all be posted online sometime in the next few days for everyone to get a good look at. They'll also be available for purchase and all proceeds go to Child's Play, which is pretty awesome!