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Donato Giancola, who frequently paints under the name '''Donato''', is an American artist specializing in narrative realism with SF and fantasy content.  Giancola first majored in electrical engineering at the University of Vermont, but left for Syracuse University to pursue painting in 1989. He graduated with a BFA in 1992.
 
Donato Giancola, who frequently paints under the name '''Donato''', is an American artist specializing in narrative realism with SF and fantasy content.  Giancola first majored in electrical engineering at the University of Vermont, but left for Syracuse University to pursue painting in 1989. He graduated with a BFA in 1992.
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* 1998 -- [[Lunacon 41]], [[Gaughan Award]]
 
* 1998 -- [[Lunacon 41]], [[Gaughan Award]]
 
* 2001 -- [[World Fantasy Convention 2001]]
 
* 2001 -- [[World Fantasy Convention 2001]]
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* 2017 -- [[Balticon 51]]
 
* 2017 -- [[Balticon 51]]
 
* 2018 -- [[Mythcon 49]]
 
* 2018 -- [[Mythcon 49]]
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* 2022 -- [[ConQuesT 53]]
 
* Seven more [[Best Professional Artist Hugo]] nominations 1999-2005
 
* Seven more [[Best Professional Artist Hugo]] nominations 1999-2005
 
* 17 other [[Chesley Awards]]
 
* 17 other [[Chesley Awards]]

Revision as of 16:13, 28 April 2022

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Donato Giancola, who frequently paints under the name Donato, is an American artist specializing in narrative realism with SF and fantasy content. Giancola first majored in electrical engineering at the University of Vermont, but left for Syracuse University to pursue painting in 1989. He graduated with a BFA in 1992.

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