| Most Innovative |
Pete Rondeau |
A Centipede kite with removable disks and various construction
techniques for the head. |
| Best use of traditional materials. |
Mikio Toki |
A traditional Japanese Edo kite with bamboo framing. |
| Mixed media kites |
Kurt Eby |
A rokkaku kite made with spray-painted fabric. |
| Novice Kitemaker |
Cheryl Kear |
A six-sided kite with castles on the kite and the tail. |
| Special Award |
Ed Shenk |
For successful competition in four of the seven
categories he entered. |
| Special Award |
Marc Ricketts |
For his use of tension members in framing kites that could
be reconfigured into various shapes. |