List of science fiction and fantasy artists






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This is a list of science fiction and fantasy artists, notable and well-known 20th- and 21st-century artists who have created book covers or interior illustrations for books, or who have had their own books or comic books of fantastic art with science fiction or fantasy themes published. Artists known exclusively for their work in comic books are not included. Many of the artists are known for their work in both the fantasy and sf fields. Artists who have won the Hugo Award, the World Fantasy Award, or the Chesley Award are noted, as are inductees into the Science Fiction Hall of Fame.


This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by expanding it with reliably sourced entries.




"The Meeting" by Michael Böhme, 2010



A


  • Chris Achilleos

  • Charles Samuel Addams

  • Dan Adkins


  • Robert Adragna[1]


  • Paul Alexander[2]

  • Chris Van Allsburg

  • Horacio Altuna

  • Yoshitaka Amano


  • Allen G. Anderson[3]


  • David Lee Anderson[4]

  • Murphy Anderson


  • Jon Arfstrom[5]

  • Marshall Arisman

  • Boris Artzybasheff


  • William Ashman (Ashman)[6]


  • Alicia Austin (Hugo, World Fantasy)

  • John Avon


B




Cover art by Hannes Bok for Weird Tales March 1940


  • Wayne Douglas Barlowe


  • George Barr (Hugo)

  • Richard Bassford

  • Jill Bauman

  • Pauline Baynes


  • Den Beauvais (Eagle)

  • Zdzisław Beksiński

  • Julie Bell

  • John Berkey

  • Charles Binger

  • Simon Bisley


  • Vaughn Bodé (Hugo)


  • Michael Böhme (in German)


  • Hannes Bok (Hugo)


  • Chesley Bonestell, namesake of the Chesley Award (Hall of Fame)

  • Paul Bonner

  • Stephen Bradbury

  • Greg Broadmore

  • Gerald Brom


  • Andrew Brosnatch (1896-1965)[7]


  • Margaret Brundage (1900-1978)

  • Frank Brunner


  • Jim Burns (Hugo)


C


  • Ciruelo Cabral

  • Clyde Caldwell


  • Thomas Canty (World Fantasy)


  • Edd Cartier (1914-2008)

  • Glenn Chadbourne

  • Sid Check

  • David A. Cherry

  • Brent Chumley

  • James C. Christensen


  • Alan M. Clark (World Fantasy)

  • Richard Corben


  • Lee Brown Coye (World Fantasy)


  • Kinuko Y. Craft (World Fantasy)


  • Doug Chiang, Star Wars prequels[8]


D



  • Liz Danforth (Hall of Fame)

  • Don Davis


  • Harold S. De Lay (1876-1950)[9]


  • Roger Dean (World Fantasy)


  • Vincent DiFate (Hugo, Hall of Fame)

  • Tony DiTerlizzi


  • Leo and Diane Dillon (Hugo)

  • Don Dixon


  • Boris Dolgov[10]

  • Philippe Druillet


E


  • Jeff Easley


  • Les Edwards (World Fantasy)


  • Bob Eggleton (Hugo)

  • Larry Elmore

  • Peter Elson


  • Ed Emshwiller (Ed Emsh, Emsler) (Hugo, Hall of Fame)


F





If magazine June 1954, cover art by Ken Fagg: "Lava Falls on Mercury"


  • Stephen Fabian


  • Ken Fagg (1901-1980)[11]

  • Fred Fields


  • Virgil Finlay (Hall of Fame)

  • Steve Fiorilla

  • Tom Fleming (artist)

  • Danny Flynn


  • Phil Foglio (Hugo)

  • Chris Foss


  • Brad W. Foster (Hugo)


  • Matt Fox (1906-1988)[12]

  • Dick Francis


  • Frank Frazetta (Hugo, World Fantasy)


  • Frank Kelly Freas (Hugo, Hall of Fame)


  • Brian Froud (Hugo)

  • Wendy Froud


G





John Giunta illustration, Weird Tales May 1950


  • Hector Garrido


  • Jack Gaughan (Hugo)

  • Neil Gaiman


  • Donato Giancola (Chesley, Hugo, World Fantasy)


  • H. R. Giger (Hall of Fame)


  • Alexis A. Gilliland (Hugo)


  • Jean Giraud (Moebius) (World Fantasy, Hall of Fame)


  • John Giunta (1920-1970)[13]


  • Edward Gorey (World Fantasy)

  • Michel Granger

  • Melvyn Grant

  • Vernon Grant


  • James Gurney (World Fantasy)

  • Alan Gutierrez


H


  • Michael Hague

  • Frank Hampson


  • Joan Hanke-Woods (Hugo)

  • David A. Hardy

  • John Harris


  • Teddy Harvia (Hugo)


  • Colin Hay[14]

  • Stephen Hickman

  • Hidetaka Tenjin


  • Brothers Hildebrandt (World Fantasy)

  • Jim Holloway

  • John Howe

  • Debbie Hughes

  • Judson Huss


I



J





Fantastic Adventures March 1949, cover by Alexander Kohn


  • Tim Jacobus

  • Jael

  • Zoran Janjetov


  • James Jean (World Fantasy)

  • Matt Jefferies

  • Howard David Johnson

  • Eddie Jones

  • Patrick J. Jones

  • Peter Andrew Jones


  • Jeffrey Catherine Jones (World Fantasy)

  • Tom Jung

  • Joe Jusko


K


  • Michael Kaluta

  • Ken Kelly


  • Thomas Kidd (World Fantasy)

  • Josh Kirby


  • Tim Kirk (Hugo)


  • Roy Krenkel (Hugo)

  • Bernard Krigstein


L



  • Alan Lee (World Fantasy)


  • Alexander Leydenfrost (1888-1961)


  • Peter Lloyd (1944-2009)


  • Todd Lockwood (Chesley)


M



  • Don Maitz (Hugo, World Fantasy)


  • Stephan Martinière (Chesley, Hugo)

  • Rodney Matthews

  • David Mattingly


  • Robert McCall (1919-2010)

  • Jim McDermott


  • Dave McKean (World Fantasy)

  • Angus McKie

  • Shawn McManus


  • Ralph McQuarrie (1929-2012)

  • Syd Mead


  • Ilene Meyer (1939-2009)

  • Ian Miller

  • Ron Miller

  • Jeff Miracola

  • Jean-Baptiste Monge

  • Chris Moore

  • Rowena Morrill


  • Gray Morrow (1934-2001)

  • Lee Moyer


N





Amazing Stories cover by Frank Paul, 1930


  • Naoyuki Kato


  • Earl Norem (1923-2015)


O


  • Noriyoshi Ohrai


  • Paul Orban (1896-1974)[15]


  • Glen Orbik (1963-2015)

  • Erol Otus


P


  • John Jude Palencar


  • Keith Parkinson (1958-2005)


  • Frank Paul (Hall of Fame)

  • Bruce Pennington


  • John Picacio (World Fantasy)

  • Mike Ploog


  • Richard M. Powers (Hall of Fame)


  • Victoria Poyser[16]


R



  • Arthur Rackham (1867-1939)


  • Hugh Doak Rankin (1878-1956)[17]

  • Wayne Reynolds

  • Derek Riggs

  • Scott Robertson


  • William Rotsler (1926-1997) (Hugo)

  • Luis Royo


  • Alan Rabinowitz [18]


S





Fantastic October 1961, cover art by Alex Schomburg



  • James Allen St. John (1872-1957)


  • John Schoenherr (Hugo) (1935-2010)


  • Alex Schomburg (1945-1998)

  • Vicente Segrelles


  • C. C. Senf (1873-1949)[19]

  • Barclay Shaw


  • Shusei Nagaoka (1936-2015)

  • John Sibbick

  • Daniel Simon

  • Wojciech Siudmak

  • Hajime Sorayama

  • Matthew Stawicki


  • Rick Sternbach (Hugo)

  • Steve Stiles

  • Anne Stokes

  • Drew Struzan

  • Anne Sudworth

  • Arthur Suydam


  • Darrell K. Sweet (1934-2011)


T



  • Shaun Tan (World Fantasy)

  • J. P. Targete

  • Geoff Taylor

  • Mark Tedin

  • Karel Thole


  • Arthur Thomson (ATom)

  • David Thiérrée

  • Timothy Truman


V





Fantastic October 1956 cover by Ed Valigursky



  • Ed Valigursky (1926-2009)[20]

  • Boris Vallejo


  • Jason Van Hollander (World Fantasy)


  • Charles Vess (World Fantasy)


W



  • Ron Walotsky (1943-2002)

  • Kevin Wasden


  • Irwin J. Weill (1908-1956)[21]

  • David Wenzel


  • Michael Whelan (Hugo, World Fantasy, Hall of Fame)

  • Tim White

  • Eva Widermann


  • Gahan Wilson (World Fantasy)


  • Wally Wood (National Cartoonists Society)

  • Patrick Woodroffe


  • Frank Wu (Hugo)


Y



  • Jacek Yerka (World Fantasy)

  • Paul Youll

  • Stephen Youll


Z


  • Jurgen Ziewe


See also


  • List of illustrators


References






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  2. ^ "Paul Alexander - Summary Bibliography". isfdb.org.


  3. ^ "Allen Anderson - Summary Bibliography". isfdb.org.


  4. ^ "David Lee Anderson - Summary Bibliography". isfdb.org.


  5. ^ "Jon Arfstrom - Summary Bibliography". isfdb.org.


  6. ^ "Ashman - Summary Bibliography". isfdb.org.


  7. ^ "Andrew Brosnatch - Summary Bibliography". isfdb.org.


  8. ^ "DC Studio". dchiang.com.


  9. ^ "Harold S. De Lay - Summary Bibliography". isfdb.org.


  10. ^ "Authors : Dolgov, Boris : SFE : Science Fiction Encyclopedia". sf-encyclopedia.com.


  11. ^ "Ken Fagg - Summary Bibliography". isfdb.org.


  12. ^ "Matt Fox - Summary Bibliography". isfdb.org.


  13. ^ "John Giunta - Summary Bibliography". isfdb.org.


  14. ^ "Colin Hay - Summary Bibliography". isfdb.org.


  15. ^ "Paul Orban - Summary Bibliography". isfdb.org.


  16. ^ "Authors : Poyser, Victoria : SFE : Science Fiction Encyclopedia". sf-encyclopedia.com.


  17. ^ "Hugh Rankin - Summary Bibliography". isfdb.org.


  18. ^ "Alan Rabinowitz website". fantasy-illustration.com.


  19. ^ "C. C. Senf - Summary Bibliography". isfdb.org.


  20. ^ "Ed Valigursky - Summary Bibliography". isfdb.org.


  21. ^ "Irwin J. Weill - Summary Bibliography". isfdb.org.











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