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A very [[fannish]] [[US]] [[pro]] artist. While he is principally known as a [[professional]], he had strong ties with [[fandom]]. His professional career started in the mid-50s and continued until his death, though at decreased levels during the last ten or so years of his life. He was prolific, both as a cover artist and for black-and-white interiors. A cartoon battle with [[Vaughan Bode]] was published in ''[[Battle of the Titans]]''. | A very [[fannish]] [[US]] [[pro]] artist. While he is principally known as a [[professional]], he had strong ties with [[fandom]]. His professional career started in the mid-50s and continued until his death, though at decreased levels during the last ten or so years of his life. He was prolific, both as a cover artist and for black-and-white interiors. A cartoon battle with [[Vaughan Bode]] was published in ''[[Battle of the Titans]]''. | ||
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During his tenure as art editor of ''[[Galaxy]]'', he actually did all of the illustration, many of the covers and most of the design that went into the magazine. He also did a great deal of work for for [[Ace]] and [[DAW]] books, and did the covers for the famous [[Ace]] edition of ''[[Lord of the Rings]]'' | During his tenure as art editor of ''[[Galaxy]]'', he actually did all of the illustration, many of the covers and most of the design that went into the magazine. He also did a great deal of work for for [[Ace]] and [[DAW]] books, and did the covers for the famous [[Ace]] edition of ''[[Lord of the Rings]]'' | ||
| − | He was a frequent and generous contributor to [[fanzines]] and had a regular column in ''[[Locus]]''. [[Luis Ortiz]] did an artistic [[biography]] of him in ''[[Outermost -- The Art & Life of Jack Gaughan]]''. In his memory, the [[New England Science Fiction Association]] presents the annual [[Jack Gaughan Award | + | He was a frequent and generous contributor to [[fanzines]] and had a regular column in ''[[Locus]]''. [[Luis Ortiz]] did an artistic [[biography]] of him in ''[[Outermost -- The Art & Life of Jack Gaughan]]''. In his memory, the [[New England Science Fiction Association]] presents the annual [[Jack Gaughan Award For Best Emerging Artist]]. A tour of a [[convention]] [[art show]] with "Jack & Jack" ([[Jack Gaughan]] and [[John Schoenherr]]) was an outstanding treat for [[fans]] interested in [[sf art]] in the 60s and early 70s. |
He is the only artist to have won [[Hugos]] for both [[Best Fan Artist]] and [[Best Professional Artist]] in the same year (1967). | He is the only artist to have won [[Hugos]] for both [[Best Fan Artist]] and [[Best Professional Artist]] in the same year (1967). | ||
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* Hugo nominations for [[Best Professional Artist]] in 1963, 1965, 1966, 1970-1974, and for [[Best Fan Artist]] in 1968. | * Hugo nominations for [[Best Professional Artist]] in 1963, 1965, 1966, 1970-1974, and for [[Best Fan Artist]] in 1968. | ||
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Revision as of 01:43, 13 February 2020
(Sept 24, 1930 - July 21, 1985)
A very fannish United States pro artist. While he is principally known as a professional, he had strong ties with fandom. His professional career started in the mid-50s and continued until his death, though at decreased levels during the last ten or so years of his life. He was prolific, both as a cover artist and for black-and-white interiors. A cartoon battle with Vaughan Bode was published in Battle of the Titans.
During his tenure as art editor of Galaxy, he actually did all of the illustration, many of the covers and most of the design that went into the magazine. He also did a great deal of work for for Ace and DAW books, and did the covers for the famous Ace edition of Lord of the Rings
He was a frequent and generous contributor to fanzines and had a regular column in Locus. Luis Ortiz did an artistic biography of him in Outermost -- The Art & Life of Jack Gaughan. In his memory, the New England Science Fiction Association presents the annual Jack Gaughan Award For Best Emerging Artist. A tour of a convention art show with "Jack & Jack" (Jack Gaughan and John Schoenherr) was an outstanding treat for fans interested in sf art in the 60s and early 70s.
He is the only artist to have won Hugos for both Best Fan Artist and Best Professional Artist in the same year (1967).
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1951 -- Best Fan Artist Retro Hugo
- 1967 -- Disclave 11, Best Professional Artist Hugo, Best Fan Artist Hugo
- 1968 -- Best Professional Artist Hugo
- 1969 -- St. Louiscon,Best Professional Artist Hugo
- 1977 -- Skylark Award
- 1981 -- Lunacon 24
- 1983 -- Disclave 27
- 1984 -- Archon 8
- 1985 -- Norwescon VIII, LASTCon T'ree (unable to attend)
- Hugo nominations for Best Professional Artist in 1963, 1965, 1966, 1970-1974, and for Best Fan Artist in 1968.
| Person | 1930—1985 |
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