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| − | '''James Shull''', a [[fan artist]], was | + | '''James Shull''', a [[California]] [[fan artist]], was active in the 1970s. His distinctive and well-executed art seemed like it appeared in nearly every major [[fanzine]]. He [[published]] the fanzine ''[[Crifanac (Shull)]]'' and was co-[[editor]] of ''[[The Essence]]''. |
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| + | After [[gafiating]] in the late ’70s, Shull worked for Marvel Studios and other animation companies, then became an Executive Creative Director for Walt Disney Imagineering, a job he held for 33 years, until retiring in 2020. | ||
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Revision as of 21:36, 27 May 2023
(March 9, 1952 – )
James Shull, a California fan artist, was active in the 1970s. His distinctive and well-executed art seemed like it appeared in nearly every major fanzine. He published the fanzine Crifanac and was co-editor of The Essence.
After gafiating in the late ’70s, Shull worked for Marvel Studios and other animation companies, then became an Executive Creative Director for Walt Disney Imagineering, a job he held for 33 years, until retiring in 2020.
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1973 -- 1973 Best Fan Artist Hugo nomination
- 1975-78 -- Best Fan Artist Hugo nominations
- 1975-78 -- FAAn Awards for Best Artist/Serious
| Person | 1952— |
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