The cover story behind a game of thrones

Flying Horse Gallery will exhibit the original five linograph prints along with process images that resulted in the final production for the new Penguin Books' book covers for "A Song of Ice and Fire," the basis for the hit HBO series "Game of Thrones."

The exhibit will run January 17–February 16.

Photo by Jim Cornelius

Tim Green of Faceout Studio in Sisters designed the new boxed set of George R.R. Martin's mega-bestselling "A Song of Ice and Fire" saga.

The concepts and linograph prints were created by local artist Mark Seekins and Tim Green, art director at Faceout Studio book design. In Sisters. Green worked directly with legendary author George R.R. Martin's team on the covers.

On Friday, January 17, from 4 to 6 p.m., both Seekins and Green will be at Flying Horse Gallery to answer questions and share their knowledge about the process and their "Game of Thrones" experience.

A limited quantity of linograph prints, using the original linocut block, signed by George R.R. Martin, will be available for sale. Seekins will also be showing and selling his original print work.

Flying Horse Gallery is located at 161 S. Elm St. in Sisters. For information visit http://www.flyinghorsegallery.com.