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1998 Chesley Awards

Where & When: Bucconeer, Baltimore MD, Thu 6 Aug 1998
Eligibility Year: 1997


COVER ILLUSTRATION, HARDCOVER
  • Bob Eggleton, for The Howling Stones (by Alan Dean Foster)
  • Don Maitz, for Corum: The Coming of Chaos (by Michael Moorcock)
  • John Jude Palencar, for Lady of Avalon (by Marion Zimmer Bradley)
  • Michael Whelan, for The Mageborn Traitor (by Melanie Rawn)
  • Alan M. Clark, for Things Left Behind (by Gary Braunbeck)
  • COVER ILLUSTRATION, PAPERBACK
  • Michael Dashow, for The Rhinoceros Who Quoted Nietzsche and other odd acquaintances (by Peter S. Beagle)
  • Tom Canty, for Competitions (by Sharon Green)
  • Stephen Youll, for A Game of Thrones (by George R. R. Martin)
  • John Jude Palencar, for Jovah's Angel (by Sharon Shinn)
  • Don Maitz, for Merlin's Harp (by Anne Eliot Crompton)
  • Jody Lee, for The Stone Prince (by Fiona Patton)
  • Todd Lockwood, for The Wayward Knights (by Roland Green)
  • COVER ILLUSTRATION, MAGAZINE
  • Todd Lockwood, for Dragon Aug 1997
  • Olivia De Berardinis, for Heavy Metal May 1997
  • Bob Eggleton, for Analog Oct 1997
  • Don Maitz, for Realms of Fantasy Apr 1997
  • Barclay Shaw, for F&SF Apr 1997
  • INTERIOR ILLUSTRATION
  • Alan Lee, for The Hobbit (by J. R. R. Tolkien)
  • John Howe, for A Diversity of Dragons (by Anne McCaffrey & Richard Woods)
  • Nicholas Jainschigg, for "Grey" (by Mercedes Lackey; Marion Zimmer Bradley's Fantasy Magazine Autumn 1997)
  • Todd Lockwood, for "On the Inside" (by Robert Silverberg; Science Fiction Age Nov 1997)
  • Tom Canty, for "The Queen of Hearts" ("Fractures in Rhyme", Art Against AIDS Project)
  • Rick Berry, for Repent Harlequin, Said the Ticktockman (by Harlan Ellison)
  • COLOR WORK, UNPUBLISHED
  • "The Astronomer Prince", Stephen Hickman (private commission)
  • "Chasing the Wind", Don Maitz (displayed at LoneStarCon II)
  • "Michael the Archangel", Greg Hildebrandt & Tim Hildebrandt (displayed at DragonCon 1997)
  • "Perrin, Queen of Autumn", Jennifer Emmett Weyland (displayed at LoneStarCon II)
  • MONOCHROME WORK, UNPUBLISHED
  • "Silently Moving People", Joy Marie Ledet
  • "Callisto", Jeff Pitarelli (displayed at DragonCon 1997)
  • "Harlequin", Erin McKee (displayed at LoneStarCon II)
  • "The Hatchling", Stanley W. Morrison (nomination withdrawn) (displayed at Oasis 11)
  • "Mr. Buttons", Richard Kirk (displayed at DragonCon 1997)
  • "Teenage Angst", Charles Keegan (displayed at DragonCon 1997)
  • THREE-DIMENSIONAL
  • "Witchblade" (coldcast porcelain), Clayburn Moore
  • "Dragonheart" (coldcast porcelain), The Schiflett Brothers
  • "Gandalf the Gray" (mixed media), Daniel Horne
  • "Princes Holly" (mixed media), Laura Reynolds
  • "Reach" (bronze), J. A. Pippett
  • ARTISTIC ACHIEVEMENT
  • Vincent Di Fate
  • Rick Berry
  • Olivia De Berardinis
  • Alan Lee
  • Syd Mead
  • John Jude Palencar
  • Bernie Wrightson
  • ART DIRECTOR
  • Jamie Warren Youll (Bantam)
  • Warren Lapine (DNA Publications)
  • Don Puckey (Warner)
  • David Stevenson (Random House/Ballantine)
  • Matt Wilson (Wizards of the Coast)
  • CONTRIBUTION TO ASFA
  • Janny Wurts
  • Jane Frank
  • Todd Lockwood
  • Morgana
  • Teresa Patterson

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