Art on Climate Illustration Competition
- Organization: Art on Climate
- Type: Competition
- Location: Global
- Deadline: July 31, 2026
- Age: 18 and above on 17 May 2026, no upper limit
- Funding: Fully Funded
Art on Climate is an international illustration competition organised by Fingertips Company Limited and sponsored by Allianz Global Investors. It started in Spain in 2019 and has grown into a global call. The 2025 edition drew over 3,500 artworks and videos from more than 2,600 illustrators across 100 locations. There are two categories. In Illustration, 23 winners are chosen: a Champion at EUR 2,000, a first runner-up at EUR 1,500, a second runner-up at EUR 1,000, and 20 Merit awards at EUR 150 each. In Animated Video, three winners are chosen at EUR 2,000, EUR 1,500, and EUR 1,000. Winners receive a certificate and their work goes into a virtual exhibition. There is no entry fee. The theme is climate change, with five suggested angles running from resilient communities and biodiversity to a just transition and financing innovation. Work generated by artificial intelligence is not accepted in the Illustration category, and photographs and clip art are prohibited. Registration and upload close on July 31, 2026. What you get: ➤ Illustration category: EUR 2,000 Champion, EUR 1,500 first runner-up, EUR 1,000 second runner-up, and EUR 150 for each of 20 Merit awards ➤ Animated Video category: EUR 2,000 Champion, EUR 1,500 first runner-up, EUR 1,000 second runner-up ➤ A customised award certificate by email ➤ Display in a virtual exhibition alongside your name and description ➤ Judging by a panel drawn from illustrator societies across Asia ➤ Free entry, with no fee required What you'll do: ➤ Create original work on the theme of climate change, drawing on one or more of five suggested angles ➤ Submit up to three illustrations and up to three animated videos ➤ Write a description of 30 to 100 words for each piece ➤ Keep all identifying signatures, words, and symbols out of the work ➤ Register and upload by July 31, 2026
