The nominees for the 2013 Chesley Awards, the 28th
edition of the award offered by The Association of Science Fiction and Fantasy
Artists in celebration of science fiction and fantasy art, have been announced.
The winners will be announced at LoneStarCon 3, the 71st World
Science Fiction Convention taking place between August 29th and
September 2nd, 2013 at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center in
San Antonio, Texas. Galleries of the nominated works and suggestions that didn’t
enter into the final selection can be found by following the links for each
category.
Dehong He - Lance of Earth and Sky by Erin Hoffman, Pyr, April
2012
Todd Lockwood - The Dusk Watchman by Tom Lloyd, Pyr, August 2012
John Jude Palencar - The Palencar Project edited by David G. Hartwell, Tor
ebook, February 2012
John Picacio - The Creative Fire by Brenda Cooper, Pyr, November 2012
Elena Vizerskaya - Flying in the Heart of the Lafayette Escadrille by James
Van Pelt, Fairwood Press, November 2012
J.K. Drummond - Deadhouse Gates by Steven Erikson, Subterranean Press,
March 2012
Bob Eggleton - Gods of Opar by Philip José Farmer & Christopher
Paul Carey, Subterranean Press, June 2012
Donato Giancola - Range of Ghosts by Elizabeth Bear, Tor, March 2012
Todd Lockwood - The Wild Road by Jennifer Roberson, DAW, September 2012
John Picacio - Hyperion by Dan Simmons, Subterranean Press, April
2012
Sam Weber - Quantum Coin by E. C. Myers, Pyr, October 2012
Ken Barthelmey - Clarkesworld #74 November 2012
Julie Dillon - Clarkesworld #73 October 2012
Bob Eggleton - Famous Masters of Filmland #262 July/August 2012
Martin Faragasso - Clarkesworld #71 August 2012
David Palumbo - Creepy #9 Dark Horse, July 2012
Craig J. Spearing - Dragon #418 December 2012
Brom - Krampus by Brom Harper, Voyager, Oct. 2012
Sam Burley - “Brother. Prince. Snake.” by Cecil Castellucci, Tor.com, July 2012
J. K. Drummond - Deadhouse Gates by Steven Erikson, Subterranean Press,
Mar. 2012
Bob Eggleton - Tarzan of the Apes by Edgar Rice Burroughs, MBI/Easton
Press, Dec. 2012
William O'Connor - Dracopedia The Great Dragons: An Artist's Field Guide and
Drawing Journal by William O'Connor, Impact, June 2012
Larry Elmore - “By the River,” oil
Travis Lewis - “Deep,” oil & mixed media
Joāo Ruas - “Sides,”
graphite
Raoul Vitale - “Last of His Kind,” pencil
Allen Williams - “Fawn,” graphite
Julie Bell - “A Passion for the Future,” oil
Donato Giancola - “Joan of Arc,” oil
Lucas Graciano - “Guardianship,” oil
Michael C. Hayes - “Procession,” oil
Mark Poole - “Waiting on a Memory,” oil
Soutchay Sougpradith - “Peacock Prophecy,” oil
Raoul Vitale - “Safe,” oil
Dan Chudzinski - “Gus Gets a Jetpack,” mixed
Michael Defeo - “Octopus,” resin
David Meng - “Sashimi,” mixed
Michael Parkes - “Startled Sky Nymph,” half life-size bronze
James Shoop - “Ramautar,” bronze
Vincent Villafranca - “Spaceman on the Verge,” bronze
Cindy Wynn - “Alien Chair,” steel
Lucas Graciano - “Dragon Swarm” (Pathfinder Campaign Setting: Artifacts &
Legends) Paizo, October 2012
D. Alexander Gregory - “Chandra the Firebrand” (2013 Core SetMagic card)
WotC, July 2012
David Palumbo - “Ereshkigal, Death Mistress” (“Legend of the Cryptids”) Applibot
Inc., April 2012
James Ryman - “Princess of the Underworld,” (“Legend of the Cryptids”) Applibot
Inc., April 2012
Sverlin Velinov - “Thundermaw Hellkite” (2013 Core Set Magiccard) Wizards of the
Coast, July 2012
Jim Burns - “The Wanderers” (IlluXCon 5 promotional art) Munchkin Press, November
2012
Dan Dos Santos - “The Dragon Empress” (Dragon*Con promotional poster) August, 2012
John Harris - “The Search” (Illuxcon 5 promotional art) Munchkin Press, Nov. 2012
Iain McCaig - Concept and character design for John Carter, Disney, March
2012
John Picacio - La Sirena Loteria card 2012
BEST ART DIRECTOR
Lou Anders for Pyr Books
Irene Gallo for Tor
Lauren Panepinto for Orbit
Books
William Schafer for
Subterranean Press
Jon Schindehette for Wizards of the Coast
AWARD FOR LIFETIME
ARTISTIC ACHIEVEMENT
Brom
Larry Elmore
David Hardy
John Harris
Gary Lippincott
Congratulations and good luck to all the nominees!
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