EVENTS
V&A Illustration Awards
Swava Harasymowicz. Cover to Eugene Onegin, author Alexander Pushkin, Penguin Books, 2008.
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The V&A Illustration Awards are held annually to highlight the best book and editorial illustration published in the UK in the previous year. Their aim is to encourage, recognise and celebrate high standards of creativity in the industry. The awards are free to enter and offer some of the most substantial financial prizes for illustration in the UK.
Winning illustrations are chosen from editorial publications, children's books, adult illustrated books and book covers. Part of the V&A Illustration Awards, the Student Illustrator category offers prizes for unpublished illustration.
Entries for the 2010 Awards will be accepted via the online entry system from November to December 2009.
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Published Category: Book Cover and Jacket Illustration
Entry into the V&A Illustration Awards is via the online entry form. Entrants may submit up to three images of their work. Entry into the Awards is free.
More on Published Category: Book Cover and Jacket Illustration
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2010 Published Category: Book Illustration
Entry into the V&A Illustration Awards is via the online entry form. Entrants may submit up to three images of their work. Entry into the Awards is free.
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2010 Published Category: Editorial
Entry into the V&A Illustration Awards is via the online entry form. Entrants may submit up to three images of their work. Entry into the Awards is free.
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2010 Student Illustrator Award
Student Illustrator of the Year entries are encouraged from anyone who has attended an illustration course at any time during 2008 or 2009. The Student Illustrator of the Year will receive £2,000
and a trophy. The runner up will receive £1,000.