Showing posts with label scholarship. Show all posts
Showing posts with label scholarship. Show all posts

Sunday, February 13, 2022

CONGRATULATIONS to the #scbwiWinter22 Scholarship Winners & the 2022 Spark Award Winners

 Congratulations to the #scbwiWinter 22 Scholarship Recipients. 


Scholarship winners

BIPOC Scholarship

BIPOC Scholarship Winners: Marzieh Abbas Karen Chow Zahra Haque Sonya Kenkare Tiara Luten Sherri Mercer Ebony Mudd Akbar Shabazz Jenkins Beverly Taylor Morris Washington

Marzieh Abbas
Karen Chow
Zahra Haque
Sonya Kenkare
Tiara Luten
Sherri Mercer
Ebony Mudd
Akbar Shabazz Jenkins
Beverly Taylor
Morris Washington

General Scholarship

General Scholarship Winners: NaShanta Fletcher Kyle Horne Andrea Campos Effie Koliopoulos Farnaz Nadim

NaShanta Fletcher
Kyle Horne
Andrea Campos
Effie Koliopoulos
Farnaz Nadim

Student Writer Scholarship

Student Writer Scholarship: Jazmín Abels, Sarah Rouhier

Jazmín Abels
Sarah Rouhier

Student Illustrator Scholarship

Student Illustrator Scholarships: Tsae Yung (Kelly) Wu Elena Aguirre Uranga

Tsae Yung (Kelly) Wu
Elena Aguirre Uranga



THE SPARK AWARDS
And a big round of applause to the winners of this year's Spark Awards. The Spark Award is an annual award that recognizes excellence in children's books published through a non-traditional publishing route. 

Spark Awards

Spark Winners

Spark Award Winners: Picture Book: Imani's Undersea Adventure by T.M. Jackson Book for Older Readers Winner: Blue by L.E. DeLano

Picture Book:
Imani's Undersea Adventure by T.M. Jackson

Book for Older Readers Winner:
Blue by L.E. DeLano

Spark Honor Books

Spark Honor Books: Picture Book: Read Island, written by Nicole Magistro, Illustrated by Alice Feagan  Book for Older Readers: The Girl in the Triangle by Joyana Peters

Picture Book:
Read Island, written by Nicole Magistro, Illustrated by Alice Feagan 
Book for Older Readers:
The Girl in the Triangle by Joyana Peters

Sunday, January 29, 2012

Illustration Award Winners Announced!

It's always incredibly exciting to find out who won the various illustrator awards given at each conference.

Sarah Baker just announced this year's winners, starting with the Tomie DePaola award, named after the beloved illustrator who also serves as the contest judge. Three hundred people applied this year, creating illustrations inspired by Chicken Licken.

Runner up: Laurie Eslick
Tomie loved the painterly style of her illustration, and he challenged her to take it further.
Laurie Eslick

The winner: Yvette Piette Herrera
Tomie loved her style and found the round composition a unique take on the round robin story.

Yvette Piette Herrera


Student illustrator scholarship Two fulltime illustration students, Davin Choi and Eunhye Seo, won conference tuition for their work. Both are students at Rhode Island School of Design, coincidentally. A panel of industry professionals judged.

And the big one: the portfolio showcase ...
One-hundred and eighty-five illustrators competed, and 350 of the top professionals in the industry reviewed them during a cocktail party on Friday night.

"We were all really proud of the illustrators who presented their portfolios," Sarah Baker said. The judges looked carefully and took away a lot of promotional postcards. "I'm sure a lot of connections were made Friday night." 

Runners up

Wook Jim Jung
Wook Jim Jung
Lori Nichols




And the winner...

Mike Curato! 

Mike Curato