WIA2024 – Longlist Category Highlights: Children’s Publishing The Children’s Publishing Longlist WIA2024 celebrates the importance of narrative illustration, inspiring the next generation of readers.
Reflecting on The WIA2023 Touring Exhibition at the University of Hertfordshire We’ve been reflecting on the success of this year’s touring exhibitions. Showcasing the incredible work of our WIA2023 winners and highly commended projects across all ten categories in multiple venues around the world.
Beth Suzanna Joins as Awards Assistant for the World Illustration Awards We’re delighted to announce our new World Illustration Awards team member: Beth Suzanna. Beth will be supporting the WIA team part-time this summer, as an Awards Assistant.
WIA2024 – Longlist Category Highlights: Site Specific We are delighted to share some of the amazing projects in our Site Specific Longlist. The projects in our WIA2024 Site Specific Longlist showcase how illustrators use their practice to transform everyday locations into vibrant spaces, across the world.
WIA2024 – Longlist Category Highlights: Animation Today we’re spotlighting our Animation Category, platforming all things moving image.
WIA2024 – Longlist Category Highlights: Advertising The Longlist has landed! We’ll be showcasing some of the fantastic entries selected for our Longlist, starting with the Advertising category.
New Directors at the AOI The AOI are delighted to announce the appointment of two new Directors and Legal Advisor to the Board.
WIA2024 Longlist announcement The judges have made their decisions, and we are delighted to announce the 500-strong longlist for this year’s World Illustration Awards competition.
Illustrators who animate, animators who illustrate Reaching out to our talented AOI community, we asked those working with illustration and motion how they define themselves and their work, for an insight into the perspectives of those illustrators, animators, and the somewhere-in-betweeners.
Sheila Robinson: Balance, Humanity and Nature – Book Review It is positive to see the life and works of Sheila Robinson being highlighted in this visually delightful book published to coincide with an exhibition of her work alongside that of her daughter, AOI Patron, Chloë Cheese, who contributes to the book.