ALT A Project Hail Mary illustration, showing Grace and Rocky in the ‘Don’t Go Crazy’ Room. They’re sitting side by side on the elevated platform, their backs to the viewers. They’re looking at the big screens, which have been divided into four, displaying different landscapes: the first is a forest, opening up into a patch of land and a view of a mountain; the second is the city filled with tall buildings; the third is a close-up of a big tree; and the last shows the ocean waves. The written text reads, “there’s no harm in pretending for a little while,” taken from the scene in the film where Grace is showing Rocky earth.

ALT An illustration of Ryland Grace and Rocky from Project Hail Mary. Grace and Rocky are at the middle of the artwork, looking up at a massive triptych (three-panel artwork) showing the major chapters of Grace’s life: the first panel is him as a teacher in his classroom; the second shows the Hail Mary orbiting Adrian; the third is Grace, Rocky, and Adrian at the beach on Erid, with Rocky playing in the water. The triptych has a golden ornamental frame. A red line is drawn across the artwork.