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Carmelite Picture Book Prize 2019

by Irena Sibila on 31 Oct 2018
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Carmelite Picture Book Prize 2019 now is over!

Carmelite Picture Book Prize 2019: Now in its 4nd year, The Carmelite Prize, an exciting book award created to recognize excellence in children’s book illustration has been recently opened with the aim of encouraging and inspiring the next generation of illustrators for children’s stories.

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About Competition


The Carmelite Picture Book Prize organized by Hodder & Stoughton Limited, is an exciting book award created to recognize excellence in children’s book illustration, with the aim of encouraging and inspiring the next generation of illustrators for children’s stories and now it’s opened for entries in its 4th edition.

Organizer are excited to announce Kes Gray as this year’s author with his new and original picture book text called ZEBRACADABRA and all students, aged 18 and over, who are studying illustration and design at a further or higher education institution in the UK are invited to submit their illustration ideas for this book. "It can be difficult at Degree level for a student to be able to spend the required amount of time and effort to both write and illustrate a strong picture book. Therefore, having a professionally written text for them to react to is brilliant, and in this way the Carmelite Prize mirrors the professional world where illustrators are selected to illustrate a given text. I love the idea of having a fresh, new creative text to work with this year."

Mark Foreman, Senior Lecturer at Falmouth School of At


Submission requirements:

• Only 1 entry per person allowed.
• The full text is split over 15 spreads and entrants are required to submit roughs for 11 spreas and final artwork for 4 spreads.
• There is a choice of two formats for the finished book: 245mm x 245mm or 275mm (high) x 250mm (wide). Please choose the format most suited to your style.
• Artwork must be created at 100% size, or up to 30% larger, allowing at least 5mm extra (after reduction) for any images that bleed.
• Any medium may be used, but final artwork must be flat so it can be scanned. Illustrations with novelty elements or 3D structures will not be eligible.
• Artwork can be supplied digitally but should be supplied as one low res pdf, file size to be no larger than 8MB. Please ensure file is labelled with your full name as follows: firstname_lastname.pdf. Note that original files should be created in high res and retained if your entry is selected for print.
• Text should be shown in black, either typed or handwritten, and should be removable (ie, supplied as a transparent or trace overlay). For digital entries, flattened text on PDF is acceptable, but original high res files should place text on a separate layer.

Entries will be judged by a panel of industry professionals, including Kes Gray and the Creative Director of Hachette Children’s Group.

What the judges are looking for?

The judges are looking for a series of original and outstanding illustrations demonstrating competency and creativity in visual storytelling for children. The illustrations should show characterization, continuity and progression, plus a range and pace appropriate to the text. Originality is key as is the consideration for text placement and page design.

The competition will run from 29th October 2018 until 5th April 2019.

Winners will be announced on the 26th April 2019.

There is no entry fees to participate!



Eligibility

The Carmelite Picture Book Prize 2019 is open to all students, aged 18 or over, who are studying illustration and design in the UK in further or higher education during the academic year 2017/2018.



Entry fees


There is no entry fee to participate!

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