Winners announced for the World Illustration Awards 2019
Most talented and innovative artists recognised
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Your support makes all the difference.Winners have been announced for the world’s most prestigious prize in illustration.
The World Illustration Awards celebrate the most talented and innovative artists working today.
Anna Mill is the overall winner for her graphic novel that envisages a near-future city in augmented reality.
Awards have also been given to professionals and “new talents” across several categories including editorial, books and experimental.
An exhibition of the winning projects will be on display in Somerset House in London until 28 July.
The Independent has compiled the winning drawings in the gallery above.
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