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* 1982 -- [[Syncon '82]] | * 1982 -- [[Syncon '82]] | ||
| − | * 1986 -- [[Kinkon 2]], [[DUFF]] delegate | + | * 1986 -- [[Kinkon 2]], [[1986 DUFF Race|DUFF]] delegate |
* 1994 -- [[Con Fusion '94]], [[Teaspoon Award]] for Most Creative Use of Modern Technology | * 1994 -- [[Con Fusion '94]], [[Teaspoon Award]] for Most Creative Use of Modern Technology | ||
* 2001 -- [[Swancon 2001]] | * 2001 -- [[Swancon 2001]] | ||
Latest revision as of 23:26, 16 July 2020
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Marilyn Pride is an Australian artist known for her fantasy illustrations.
As a child she wrote and illustrated stories about sea serpents, bunyips and dinosaurs. This interest led her to study anthropology at Macquarie University in Sydney. In addition to her fantasy work, she has written and illustrated two non-fiction books: Australian Dinosaurs and Their Relatives and More Australian Dinosaurs.
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1982 -- Syncon '82
- 1986 -- Kinkon 2, DUFF delegate
- 1994 -- Con Fusion '94, Teaspoon Award for Most Creative Use of Modern Technology
- 2001 -- Swancon 2001
- 2003 -- Continuum 1
- 2011 -- Conflux 7
- Four Ditmar awards for Best Artist
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