Charles Vess


science fiction awards database

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awards:
Locus Awards 2022 — illustrated and art book — winner
The Books of Earthsea by Ursula K. Le Guin • Saga
awards:
Chesley Awards 2019 — cover illustration, hardcover — nomination
Chesley Awards 2019 — interior illustration — nomination
The Books of Earthsea: The Complete Illustrated Edition (by written by Ursula K. Le Guin, illustrated by CV) • omnibus • Saga Press, 2018
awards:
Hugo Awards 2019 — art book — winner
Locus Awards 2019 — art book — winner
awards:
Spectrum Awards 1995 — comics — Silver Award
A Circle of Cats by Charles de Lint • Viking
awards:
Chesley Awards 2004 — interior illustration — nomination
Spectrum Awards 2003 — book — Gold Award
awards:
Chesley Awards 2006 — color work, unpublished — winner
awards:
Locus Awards 2010 — nonfiction/art book — 3rd place
Instructions (by CV & Neil Gaiman) • Harper
awards:
Locus Awards 2011 — art book — 2nd place
“Mary Culhane” • short fiction
awards:
Chesley Awards 2005 — monochrome work, unpublished — nomination
Medicine Road by Charles de Lint • Subterranean Press
awards:
Chesley Awards 2005 — interior illustration — winner
“A Midsummer Night's Dream” (by Neil Gaiman & CV) • short fiction • Sandman #19
awards:
World Fantasy Awards 1991 — short story — winner
The Queen of Summer's Twilight by Charles Vess • NewCon
awards:
Chesley Awards 2023 — paperback/ebook cover illustration — nomination
Singer of Souls by Adam Stemple • Tor
awards:
Chesley Awards 2006 — cover illustration, hardcover — nomination
A Sorcerer and a Gentleman by Elizabeth Willey
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Chesley Awards 1996 — cover illustration, hardcover — nomination
Stardust (by Neil Gaiman & CV) • DC/Vertigo
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Locus Awards 1999 — art book — 4th place
Stardust (by Neil Gaiman & CV) • novel • DC Comics/Vertigo, 1998
awards:
Mythopoeic Awards 1999 — adult literature — winner
awards:
Spectrum Awards 2013 — book — Silver Award
“Titania” (by CV & David Spence) • short fiction
awards:
Chesley Awards 2010 — three-dimensional — nomination
Walking Through the Landscape of Faerie • art book • Faerie Magazine, 2016
awards:
Locus Awards 2017 — art book — winner

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