The Bookseller Illustrators’ Showcase is happening once again at this year’s Bologna Children’s Book Fair, devoted to displaying the artwork of new, unrepresented illustrators in their daily Fair magazine.

In Varoom Activism issue Seb Chaloner reveals his  project challenging ‘members only’ clubs – and chucks a brick through the window!

If you are an inker, a lover of traditional brush and pen methods or have aspirations to dabble in this medium then you will enjoy this book. The story doesn’t make a great deal of sense, but it doesn’t really need to, as it is whimsical, imaginative and fictional.

The Society of Artists Agents (SAA) have teamed up with the World Illustration Awards 2019 to offer a fantastic new, cross-category award for the first time. This new Award will..

Sue Gent is one of our many lovely members, inspiring us regularly with her intricate and mythological work. In this brief but punchy article she shares how she got into Illustration, and how she bulks up her income through the selling of prints.

Twenty debut picture books in the running for the illustration prize that highlights the most talented newcomers. The longlist for the 2019 Klaus Flugge Prize is announced today. Established in..

The winners of the prestigious Poster Prize for Illustration 2019 awards have been announced on 8 February 2019. The competition, which is open to illustrators and students of illustration around the world, is organized by the Association of Illustrators (AOI) and London Transport Museum.

Tings Chak was 2018’s artist in residence at Birkbeck’s School of Law, and in this extract from Varoom 38 Luise Vormittag went to hear her speak about her graphic novel..

With excellent illustrations and a story that foregrounds listening and empathy, The Ear depicts a journey to discovering self-worth for an appendage detached from her head.

For this story of two friends, Renon’s illustrations are produced in a very subtle style and colour scheme, and set a calm and steady tone which carry the words of the story brilliantly.