Novice Color

1st Place – Elaine Hambly – It’s Family
2nd Place – Rich Stolarski – Under the Live Oak
3rd Place – Ed Niehenke – Sailors Assisting at Arlington
4th Place – Elaine Hambly – Tribute to a Dead Beetle
HM – Rich Stolarski – Dead Tree

Unlimited Color

1st Place – Christine Milleker – Carnivore
2nd Place – Marilou Burleson – Times Up
3rd Place – Charles Graf – Catherine
4th Place – Cathy Hockel – The Darkest Hour Just Before Dawn
HM – Fred Venecia – Make a Wish
HM – Christine Milleker – Vegetation Decay
HM – Ron Peiffer – Honoring the Fallen

Novice Mono

1st Place – Marilou Burleson – Do Not Enter
2nd Place – Terri Jackson – Head On A Plate
3rd Place – Marilou Burleson – Come
4th Place – Terri Jackson – See No Longer
HM – David Joyner – Day of the Dead

Unlimited Mono

1st Place – John Milleker, Jr. – Wanted
2nd Place – Mike Thomas – Overdose
3rd Place – John Milleker, Jr. – Killer Migraine
4th Place – Cathy Hockel – Topsy Turvey
HM – Christine Milleker – Ragged Stump
HM – Ed Niehenke – Death Reflection at Arlington

Novice Digital

1st Place – Ed Niehenke – Bouquet in Mourning
2nd Place – Terri Jackson – Letting History and Beauty die
3rd Place – Susan Webber – Got Beef
4th Place – Elaine Hambly – 6 Million
HM – Terri Jackson – dem bones dem bones
HM – Rich Stolarski – Arlington

Unlimited Digital

1st Place – Mike Thomas – Mortality
2nd Place – Louis Sapienza – Dear Death
3rd Place – David Joyner – Franken Mary
4th Place – Ron Peiffer – A Slow Death
HM – Chuck Gallegos – Dont Drink the Water
HM – Cathy Hockel – Death of a Bygone Era
HM – Bob Webber – Fighting Cancer

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