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@MSeabraCoelho Someone I think deserves consideration for a best artist #HugoAward is @JOE_WILSON, whose cover for City of Last Chances is a real stand-out piece, but who also did plenty of other awesome works in 2022.

His Insta is worth checking out: https://t.co/PAFyl7A9CA

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Tried to describe #Chicon8 to an AI art generator. #Worldcon

Fan artists like @iainjclark, @peripateticmeg, Maya Hahto, @layahimalaya and more.

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The thing with #HugoAwards nominations is that I always find out about someone's excellent work late in the process.

I only recently learned about @iriscompietart's work (and added to my ballot).

I hope enough other folks nominating for the Hugos know about her work.

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Figuring out your #HugoAwards ballot and looking for suggestions?

Have you considered @gautambhatia88 for the Astounding?

Considered Factory Witches by @csmalerich for novella?

Considered the Kirby bio by @tomscioli for Best Related?

More here: https://t.co/tO7TBLjuuO

Reminder: Will Staehle (@unusualcorp) has continued to crush it in 2020.

Seriously consider him for your Best Artist #HugoAward ballot.

This year, he did excellent covers for @GaileyFrey, @clpolk @robertjbennett & @ek_wagner.

Old blog about his work. https://t.co/QtXVXC7yNU

Was in a Twitter thread today in which one of the participants started to trash-talk the Best Fan Writer #HugoAward category.

And several of the points he raised stuck in my craw.

So let me re-iterate some of the reasons that Fan Writer is such a great category.

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When you're nominating for #HugoAwards Fan Artist, you should seriously consider @IainJClark for inclusion on your ballot.

He's very good, active in the SFF community, and has volunteered his fan art for Worldcon progress reports.

His portfolio: https://t.co/b2nt13CySm