Editing Kelly Freas (section)

==Awards==
[[File:FreasAwards.jpg|thumb|Some of Kelly Freas's awards (2004)]]
Freas's achievements include the Doctor of Arts, [[Art Institute of Pittsburgh]], December 2003.<ref name="guardianobituaries"/> The [[EMP Museum#Science Fiction Hall of Fame|Science Fiction Hall of Fame]] inducted him in 2006, the second artist after [[Chesley Bonestell]].<ref name=sfhof2006/><ref name=sfhof2006-b/>{{efn|name=sfhof |After inducting 36 fantasy and science fiction writers and editors from 1996 to 2004, the Science Fiction and Fantasy Hall of Fame dropped "fantasy" and made non-literary contributors eligible. [[Chesley Bonestell]] inaugurated the "Art" category in 2005.<!--[ref name=sfhof-old] [ref name=sfhof2005] in his biography-->}}

* Hugo Awards (11): [[Hugo Award for Best Artist]] 1955–56, 1958–59, 1970, 1972–76; fifty-year Retrospective Hugo, 2001 (for 1950 work)<ref name=SFAwards/>
* [[Locus Award]]s (4), 1972–75, best artist<ref name=SFAwards/>
* Frank R. Paul Award, 1977
* [[Inkpot Award]], 1979<ref>[https://www.comic-con.org/awards/inkpot Inkpot Award]</ref>
* [[Skylark Award|Edward E. Smith Memorial Award for Imaginative Fiction]] (the Skylark), 1981<ref name=SFAwards/>
* Rova Award, 1981
* Lensman Award, 1982
* Phoenix Award, 1982
* Los Angeles Science Fiction Society Service Award, 1983
* Neographics Award, 1985
* Daedalus Life Achievement Award, 1987
* Art Teacher Emeritus Award, 1988
* Best Professional, Media, International Fantasy Expo, 1989
* [[Chesley Awards]] (3): 1990 with Laura Freas, best 1989 cover illustration; 1994, artistic achievement; 2001, artistic achievement<ref name=SFAwards/>
* Numerous Science Fiction Art Show Awards
* National Association of Trade and Technical Schools National Hall of Fame, 1991
* AnLab ([[Analog magazine]]) Reader Polls, Best Cover, 1992 and 2001<ref name=SFAwards/>