V&A Illustration Awards 2011
The V&A Illustration Awards celebrate the best illustration published over the last year. Original artwork from the…
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The 2010 V&A Illustration Awards prize-giving ceremony took place in the Dorothy and Michael Hintze Sculpture Galle…
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The 2009 Published award categories were judged by Miss Patricia Routledge CBE - actress, Lionel Shriver - author a…
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Part of the V&A Illustration Awards, the Student Illustrator category offers prizes for unpublished illustration. A…
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The 2007 published award categories were judged by comics writer and artist Dave Gibbons, Mark Gouldie from ITV Cre…
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The student category was judged by illustrator Olivier Kugler, and academic and illustrator Geoff Grandfield. The A…
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The 2006 published award categories were judged by Professor Sir Peter Blake - Artist and pioneer of British Pop Ar…
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The student category was judged by illustrator and former winner Sara Fanelli , illustrator and former winner Danie…
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The Student Illustrator of 2005 received £1300 and the commended students £300 each.
Read articleV&A Illustration Awards 2005: Published Category
In the published awards, the Overall Winner received £2,500. Category First Prize winners each received £1,000 and …
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Fashion drawing & illustration
Hub page for information about fashion drawing and illustration.
Study Room resource: Book illustration
This study room resource examines the development of book illustration. To make it easier for teachers and lecturers to access the most popular material with groups, we have developed themed study room resources which contain original prints and drawings.
Fashion drawing & illustration: 1960s
The 'Swinging Sixties' saw the emergence of a new youth market as teenagers rebelled against the aesthetics and values of their parents' generation and established their own trends in fashion and music.
Fashion drawing & illustration: 1900s
For most of the first decade of the 20th century, fashion mainly showed seasonal modifications rather than any fundamental changes. However, as the century unfolded, the concept of the 'natural figure' banished the corseted and exaggerated S-shaped figure that was fashionable at the beginning of the decade.
Fashion drawing & illustration: 1980s
The increasing profile of women in the work place required a new fashion aesthetic, and the decade witnessed the emergence of 'Power Dressing'. The period also saw the display of lavish evening wear, as exemplified by the opulent dresses of Oscar de la Renta.
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