Aurora Award for Best Artist

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The Aurora Awards are granted annually by the Canadian SF and Fantasy Association and SFSF Boreal Inc. The Award for Best Artist was first awarded in 1991 as the Award for Best Artistic Achievement, and changed to its current name in 2012. Whilst the award is open to both English and French language participants, Francophone artists are usually included in the Best Artistic Audiovisual Work category since 2011 when the Aurora and Boreal awards were combined.

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Jean-Pierre Normand has the most titles at 6 awards.

Best Artist

Winners and nominees

  *   Winners and joint winners

YearArtist(s)Work(s) (if specified)Ref.
1991 Lynne Taylor Fahnestalk*Cover of On Spec (Autumn '90) [1]
1992 Martin Springett *Cover of On Spec (Autumn '91)
Cover of Strandia by Susan Lynne Reynolds		 [2]
1993 Lynne Taylor Fahnestalk*MSZ [3]
1994 Robert Pasternak*Unspecified [4]
Jean-Pierre NormandUnspecified [4]
Lynne Taylor FahnestalkUnspecified [4]
Tim HammellUnspecified [4]
Kenneth ScottUnspecified [4]
Mike JacksonUnspecified [4]
1995 Tim Hammell*Cover of On Spec (Autumn '94)
Cover of Science Fiction Chronicle (Unspecified Issue)		 [5]
Robert PasternakUnspecified [5]
Henry van der LindeUnspecified [5]
Lynne Taylor FahnestalkUnspecified [5]
Jean-Pierre NormandUnspecified [5]
1996 Jean-Pierre Normand*Unspecified [6]
Dale L. SprouleUnspecified [6]
Henry van der LindeUnspecified [6]
Steve FahnestalkUnspecified [6]
Robert PasternakUnspecified [6]
1997 Jean-Pierre Normand*Cover of Imagine... (#74)
Various other covers		 [7]
Stephanie Ann JohansonSculpture (Unspecified) [7]
Jeff KuipersCover of TransVersions (#5) [7]
Ronn Sutton Song of the Sirens (#1): Spinnerette from Parsec (Unspecified Issue) [7]
Kenneth ScottCover of Writers of the Future (Vol. XII)
Covers of On Spec (Summer '96) & (Autumn '96)		 [7]
1998 Jean-Pierre Normand*Unspecified [8]
Yves CrepeauUnspecified [8]
Janet L. Hetherington Unspecified [8]
Larry StewartUnspecified [8]
Ronn Sutton Unspecified [8]
Edward CharpentierUnspecified [8]
James BeveridgeUnspecified [8]
1999 Jean-Pierre Normand*Unspecified [9]
James BeveridgeUnspecified [9]
Dale L. SprouleUnspecified [9]
Larry StewartUnspecified [9]
Ronn Sutton Unspecified [9]
Janet L. Hetherington Unspecified [9]
2000 Larry Stewart*Unspecified [10]
Jean-Pierre NormandUnspecified [10]
Dale L. SprouleUnspecified [10]
Ronn Sutton Unspecified [10]
Bernard ReischlUnspecified [10]
James BeveridgeUnspecified [10]
Terry PallotUnspecified [10]
2001 Jean-Pierre Normand*Unspecified [11]
James BeveridgeUnspecified [11]
Glenn GrantUnspecified [11]
Mike JacksonUnspecified [11]
Robert PasternakUnspecified [11]
Ronn Sutton Unspecified [11]
Adrian Kleinbergen Unspecified [11]
2002 James Beveridge*Unspecified [12]
Jean-Pierre NormandUnspecified [12]
Scott PatriUnspecified [12]
Martin Springett Unspecified [12]
Larry StewartUnspecified [12]
Ronn Sutton Unspecified [12]
Lar deSouza Unspecified [12]
2003 Mel Vavaroutsos*Unspecified [13]
Michèle Laframboise Unspecified [13]
Ronn Sutton Unspecified [13]
James BeveridgeUnspecified [13]
Andrew BarrUnspecified [13]
Lar deSouza Unspecified [13]
Jean-Pierre NormandUnspecified [13]
2004 Jean-Pierre Normand*Unspecified [14]
Mel VavaroutsosUnspecified [14]
Ronn Sutton Unspecified [14]
James BeveridgeUnspecified [14]
Lar deSouza Unspecified [14]
Michèle LaframboiseUnspecified [14]
Stephanie Ann JohansonUnspecified [14]
Martin Springett Unspecified [14]
2005 Martin Springett *Unspecified [15]
Lar deSouza Unspecified [15]
Stephanie Ann JohansonUnspecified [15]
Jean-Pierre NormandUnspecified [15]
Ronn Sutton Unspecified [15]
2006 Lar deSouza *Unspecified [16]
Stephanie Ann JohansonUnspecified [16]
Jean-Pierre NormandUnspecified [16]
Martin Springett Unspecified [16]
Ronn Sutton Unspecified [16]
Elaine ChenUnspecified [16]
2007 Martin Springett *Unspecified [17]
Kenn BrownUnspecified [17]
Janet Hetherington Unspecified [17]
Jean-Pierre NormandUnspecified [17]
Ronn Sutton Unspecified [17]
Lar deSouza Unspecified [17]
2008 Lar deSouza *Cover of On Spec (Winter '07)
Covers of Parsec (Spring '07) & (Summer '07)		 [18]
Jean-Pierre NormandUnspecified [18]
Stephanie Ann JohansonInterior Illustrations for Neo-opsis (#11, Mar '07) [18]
Ronn Sutton Elvira: Mistress of the Dark (comics) (#165) & (#166) [18]
Martin Springett Unspecified [18]
2009 Lar deSouza * Looking for Group [19]
Michèle Laframboise Imagination from Imagination contre les pigeons spammers [19]
Ronn Sutton Fear Agent (#22) [19]
David WillicomeCover of JEMMA7729 [19]
Stephanie Ann JohansonCover of Neo-opsis (#14) [19]
2010 Dan O'Driscoll*Cover of Steel Whispers [20]
Kari-Ann AndersonCover of Nina Kimberly the Merciless [20]
Tarol Hunt Goblins [20]
Lar deSouza Looking for Group [20]
James BeveridgeXenobiology 101: Field Trip from Neo-opsis (#16) [20]
2011 Erik Mohr*Cover of ChiZine Publications (Unspecified) [21]
Lynne Taylor FahnestalkBrekky, Cover of On Spec (Autumn '10) [21]
Christina MolendykGirl of Geekdom Calender [21]
Aaron Paquette A New Season from On Spec (Spring '10) [21]
Dan O'DriscollStealing Home [21]
2012 Dan O'Driscoll*Unspecified [22]
Martin Springett Unspecified [22]
Erik MohrUnspecified [22]
Janice BlaineUnspecified [22]
Costi GurguUnspecified [22]
2013 Erik Mohr*Cover of ChiZine Publications (Unspecified) [23]
Richard BartropIllustrations of fiction on Reality Skimming (Unspecified) [23]
G. M. B. ChomichukRaygun Gothic [23]
Costi GurguCover of Inner Diverse [23]
Michelle MilburnCover of Gathering Storm
Cover of Healer's Sword		 [23]
2014 Erik Mohr*Unspecified [24]
Melissa Mary DuncanUnspecified [24]
Tanya MontiniUnspecified [24]
Dan O'DriscollUnspecified [24]
Apis TeicherUnspecified [24]
2015 Dan O'Driscoll*Unspecified [25]
James BeveridgeUnspecified [25]
Lynne Taylor Fahnestalk & Steve FahnestalkUnspecified [25]
Erik MohrUnspecified [25]
Derek Newman-StilleUnspecified [25]
2016 Erik Mohr*Unspecified [26]
James BeveridgeUnspecified [26]
Lynne Taylor FahnestalkUnspecified [26]
Jeff MinkevicsUnspecified [26]
Dan O'DriscollUnspecified [26]
2017 Samantha M. Beiko*Unspecified [27]
James BeveridgeUnspecified [27]
Melissa Mary DuncanUnspecified [27]
Erik MohrUnspecified [27]
Dan O'DriscollUnspecified [27]
2018 Dan O'Driscoll* Bundoran Press (unspecified) [28]
Samantha M. Beikocovers for Laksa Media (unspecified) [28]
Ann Crowecover of Avians by Timothy Gwyn [28]
Lynne Taylor FahnestalkA Rivet of Robots: Body of Work [28]
Fiona Staples Saga [28]
2019 Samantha M. Beiko*covers for Laksa Media [29]
Lily Authorcover art for Polar Borealis (#8) [29]
James Beveridgecover art for Tyche Books
Roger Czernedacover for Tales from Plexis , ed. Julie E. Czerneda
Lynne Taylor Fahnestalkcartoons for Amazing Stories
Dan O'Driscollcovers for Bundoran Press
2020 Dan O'Driscoll* [30]
Samantha M. Beikocover for Bursts of Fire by Susan Forest [30]
James Beveridge
Lynne Taylor Fahnestalk
Nathan Fréchettecovers for Renaissance Press
2021 Samantha M. Beiko*cover for Flights of the Marigold by Susan Forest [31]
Lorna Antoniazzicovers for Augur (#3.1 and 3.2) [31]
Swati Chavdaart, maps, and covers for multiple publications
Maia Kondla-Wolfcover for Prairie Gothic, ed. Stacey Kondla
Dan O'Driscollcover for Corona Burning by Ryan T. McFadden
2022 Samantha M. Beiko*cover for Seasons Between Us: Tales of Identities and Memories, ed. Susan Forest, Lucas K. Law [32]
James Beveridge
  • cover for On Spec (#116)
  • CD cover for Distant Past’s album The Final Stage
 [32]
Swati Chavda
Dan O'Driscoll
  • cover for On Spec (#117)
  • cover for Star Song
Veronica Parkcover for The Annual Migration of Clouds by Premee Mohamed

Création artistique audiovisuelle

Winners and nominees

  *   Winners and joint winners

YearArtist(s)Work(s) (if specified)Ref.
2011 Sybiline *Covers of Solaris (#173) & (#175)
Cover of Brins d'éternité (#26)		 [33]
2012 Valérie Bédard*Unspecified [33]
2013 Ève Chabot*Unspecified [33]
2014 Émilie Léger*Unspecified [33]
2015 Émilie Léger*Cover of 6, chalet des brumes (6, House of Mist)
Cover of Dix ans d’éternité (10 Years of Eternity)
Cover of Petits demons (Little Demons)
Other unspecified works		 [33]
2016 Grégory Fromenteau*Cover of Le Jeu du Démiurge (The Demiurge Game)
Cover of Les Marches de la Lune morte (Steps of the Dead Moon)
Other unspecified works		 [33]
2017 Émilie Léger*Illustrations inside Solaris (#198) & (#199)
Cover of Les Cendres de Sedna (The Ashes of Sedna)		 [34]
Pascal BlanchéCover of Brins d’éternité (#45) [34]
Grégory FromenteauCover of Les Monstres intérieurs (Indoor Monsters)
Cover of Le Sang de Mirial (The Blood of Mirial)
Cover of La Chute de Mirial (The Fall of Mirial)		 [34]
Mary KhaosCover of Brins d’éternité (#43) [34]
Laurine SpehneIllustrations inside Solaris (#197), (#199) & (#200) [34]
2018 Denis Villeneuve * Blade Runner 2049 [35]
Émilie LégerCover of Horrificorama [35]
Sybiline Cover of Brins d’éternité (#46) [35]
Tomislav TikulinIllustrations inside Solaris (#201) & (#202) [35]

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