Chesley Awards 2000
science fiction awards database
Where and When:
Chicon 2000,
Chicago IL :
September 1, 2000
Eligibility Year: 1999
Eligibility Year: 1999
Cover Illustration, Hardback Book
- Winner: Michael Whelan for Otherland: Mountain of Black Glass by Tad Williams
- Jody Lee for The Black Swan by Mercedes Lackey
- Bob Eggleton for Dragon and Phoenix by Joanne Bertin
- Bob Eggleton for Rainbow Mars by Larry Niven
- Todd Lockwood for The Spine of the World by R. A. Salvatore
Cover Illustration, Paperback Book
- Winner: John Jude Palencar for The Terrorists of Irustan by Louise Marley
- James Warhola for Callahan's Crosstime Saloon by Spider Robinson
- Stephen Youll for The Company of Glass by Valery Leith
- Rowena Morrill for The Garden of Stone by Victoria Strauss
- Jean-Pierre Targete for Wrapt in Crystal by Sharon Shinn
Cover Illustration, Magazine
- Winner: Bob Eggleton for F&SF Aug 1999
- Greg Hildebrandt for Realms of Fantasy Aug 1999
- Ron Walotsky for F&SF Apr 1999
- Alan Clark for Cemetery Dance #32 1999
- Jill Bauman for F&SF Jun 1999
Interior Illustration
- Winner: James Gurney for Dinotopia: First Flight by James Gurney
- Jael for The Little Princess by Francis Hodgson Burnett
- Marianne Plumridge for “Rainbow Mothra” (G-Fan Mar/Apr 1999)
- Vincent Di Fate for Rules of Engagement (frontispiece for ltd. Edition) by Elizabeth Moon
- Omar Rayyan for “Weighing the Elephant” (Spider Mar 1999)
Color Work, Unpublished
- Winner: “At the Entmoot” (first displayed in 1999), Stephen Hickman
- “Aphrodite Rising”, Marianne Plumridge
- “Dragonstorm”, Bob Eggleton
- “King Solomon's Mines”, Don Maitz
- “Peace”, Michael Whelan
- “Titania”, Marc Fishman
Monochrome, Unpublished
- Winner: “Artemis”, Rick Berry
- “Asian Wonders”, Stanley Morrison
- “Claire et la Luna”, Sheila Rayyan
- “Dragonhenge”, Bob Eggleton
- “It Followed Me Home, Can I Keep It?”, Sheila Rayyan
Three-dimensional
- Winner: “From the Astrologer's Anteroom” (furniture grouping), Johnna Klukas
- “Bendyman” (mixed media), Lisa Snellings
- “Heartsong” (bronze), Marianne Plumridge
- “Maxchera d'Osso” (ivory, fiber, first displayed at World Fantasy), Marian Crane
- “Never Say Die” (Sculpey, displayed at Philcon), Halla Fleischer
Artistic Achievement
Art Direction
- Winner: Ron Spears (Wizards of the Coast)
- Don Puckey (Warner Books)
- Irene Gallo (Tor Books)
- Cathy Fenner & Arnie Fenner (Spectrum and Legacy)
- Jim Baen (Baen Books)
Gaming-related Illustration
- Winner: “Warriors of Heaven and Guide to Hell” (two-sided Duelist Insert Poster), Brom
- “Creatures of the Night” (Golems), Todd Lockwood
- “Dune” (card, put out by Last Unicorn Games, with Wizards of the Coast), Carol Heyer
- “Ivy Scholar” (card art, Magic: the Gathering), Donato Giancola
- “Unmask” (card art, Magic: the Gathering), R. K. Post
Product Illustration
- Winner: “Cleopatra” (plate art for the Bradford Exchange), Richard Bober
- Ian McCaig (Character & Costume Design for Star Wars, Episode One)
- “Everquest” (cover art, for 989 Studios/Sony), Keith Parkinson
- “Honey Lemon Ginseng Green Tea” (box art for Celestial Seasonings), Kinuko Y. Craft
- “Star Wars: Episode One: Phantom Menace” (poster), Drew Struzan
Contribution To Asfa
- Winner: Wizards of the Coast
- Mel White (Editorship of the ASFA Quarterly)
- Jael (Chesley Team Leader in 1999)
- Jeff Watson, for reorganizing and maintaining the ASFA (Association of Science Fiction & Fantasy Artists) website
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