Blog posts from 2022's Shortlist Illustrators:
Rescuing Titanic, by Flora Delargy Rescuing Titanic by Flora Delargy is one of the six books on the shortlist for the 2022 Klaus Flugge Prize. The judges admired her use of colour and light and the way she fills the different scenes with life and movement, capturing the full drama of the events. Former Klaus…
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Alley Cat Rally, by Ricky Trickartt Alley Cat Rally by Ricky Trickartt is one of the six books on the shortlist for the 2022 Klaus Flugge Prize. The judges loved the fizz and fun of rally cat driver Asta’s world and the clever details Ricky includes. Former Klaus Flugge Prize judge, Senior Lecturer in Education:…
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Choices, by Roozeboos Choices by Roozeboos is one of the six books on the shortlist for the 2022 Klaus Flugge Prize. The judges describe it as full of energy, with an unruly chaos that feels completely genuine. Its message about the importance of making choices is subtly delivered. Former Klaus Flugge Prize judge, Senior Lecturer…
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Pierre’s New Hair, by Joseph Namara Hollis Pierre’s New Hair by Joseph Namara Hollis is one of the six books on the shortlist for the 2022 Klaus Flugge Prize. The judges loved the anarchy Joseph brings to the story and the details included. Former Klaus Flugge Prize judge, Senior Lecturer in Education: Primary English and…
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The Tale of the Whale, illustrated by Padmacandra, written by Karen Swann The Tale of the Whale, illustrated by Padmacandra, and written by Karen Swann, is one of the six books on the shortlist for the 2022 Klaus Flugge Prize. The judges felt the illustrations make you feel as though you are swimming alongside the…
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Mammoth, illustrated by Adam Beer, written by Anna Kemp Mammoth, illustrated by Adam Beer and written by Anna Kemp, is one of the six books on the shortlist for the 2022 Klaus Flugge Prize. The judges described it as joyful and full of humour. Former Klaus Flugge Prize judge, Senior Lecturer in Education: Primary English…
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