Humanimal Trust's Creative Awards 2024: A Time to Connect, have been our most successful ever. Thank you to everyone who entered. Your participation has not only showcased your creativity but also contributed to our shared vision of One Medicine. It has certainly been a great time to connect with One Medicine.
Our panel of judges, who dedicated their time, and expertise, to review the submissions, had a real challenge as the quality of work throughout the age groups and categories was extremely high. We are deeply grateful for their invaluable contribution to the success of the Creative Awards.
The entries have been filtered down, and now we can announce the runners-up and winners for each category in this year's Creative Awards on the theme of Time to Connect.
Humanimal Trusts Education Manager, Rachel Jackson said “Thank you to everyone who entered the 2024 Creative Awards. The entry standard was exceptional throughout the categories, with entries coming from around the world."
Humanimal Trust Creative Awards will make a grand return in 2025, with a fresh theme that promises to ignite your creativity and passion. We hope you enjoy looking at the winners, and runners up, entries and a huge congratulations to everyone who entered!
Winners of the 7-9 yrs category - Judged by Professor Noel Fitzpatrick
1st place - Madhav Arora from India for artwork
Madhav says 'This art shows equal treatment of humans and animals by nature. Our earth's ecosystem is such that humans are a part of it,not whole of it.We should respect this and create a world which asserts equality for all . Even in medical science the same rules should prevail'.
CLICK HERE TO SEE MADHAV'S WINNING ENTRY 7-9 YRS
Runner Up - Minjoon Kim from South Korea for artwork
Title: 'Humanimal Hospital in Amazon Human and animals are working together to invent cures for dangerous diseases that people and animals can get infected. The Humanimal hospital is located in the center of Amazon. This special place helps many people and animals live through terrible infections such as Covid-19. The laboratory that makes cures is in the in the depths of the cave that is the well hidden headquarters. So, if any living thing on the planet suffers from a wound, they could come to this place and it would be all right for the animal'.
CLICK HERE TO SEE MINJOON'S RUNNER'S UP ENTRY 7-9 YRS
Winners of the 10-11 yrs category - Judged by Christopher Lloyd
1st Place - Nilya Sadat Mirrezaie from Iran for artwork
Niya says: 'I have drawn the beautiful Caspian Sea. I drew a sherman who has caught carp and salmon in his net. On the beach, I drew children who support the environment and clean the beach. I drew the Caspian seal, which is the only mammal of the Caspian lake and is in danger of extinction. Factors such as being caught in shing nets, environmental pollution, and hunting cause them to disappear. Seals are vital for the Caspian Sea ecosystem. My polka dot I drew the beautiful province of Lorestan like a girl with waterfall hair because Lorestan has beautiful waterfalls and also the nickname of Lorestan province is the land of blue hair. I put the castle of the stars on his head like a beautiful crown. I drew the blind sh of Lorestan Cave as an earring for him. I pulled the oak trees and overturned tulips of Lorestan on his shoulder. I drew the Lorestan salamander, which is a native species of Lorestan province, in his hands. The Lorestan salamander exists only in the country of Iran and in the Shahbazan region of Lorestan, so it is going extinct, so we must take care of it because it is of national and international importance'.
CLICK HERE TO SEE NILYA'S WINNING ENTRY 10-11 YRS
Runner Up - Jaden Lucas from the UK for written word entry
CLICK HERE TO SEE JADEN'S RUNNER'S UP ENTRY 10-11 YRS
Winners of the 12-15 yrs category - Judged by Nancy Feresten
1st Place - Lara Antelo-Miles from the UK for written word entry
CLICK HERE TO SEE LARA ANTELO-MILES WINNING ENTRY 12-15 YRS
Runner Up - Deepshikha De from India for artwork entry:
Deepshikha says: 'I just wanted to say this world belongs to all the species, not only to humans'.
CLICK HERE TO SEE DEEPSHIKHA DE'S RUNNER UP ENTRY 12-15 YRS
Winners of the 16yrs and Upwards category - Judged by Professor Noel Fitzpatrick
1st Place - Shelia Graber from the UK for animation entry
Shelia says: This is a 'simple hand drawn images morphed on computer clearly shows the time to connect us all is NOW '.
Runner Up - Ella Jordan from Scotland for artwork entry
Ella says: 'We beat as one” Is created on hot pressed watercolour paper, using pen and ink and watercolours'. My name is Ella I am 19 years old living in Scotland with my two Labradors. I wanted to create a piece that demonstrated the connection of animals and humans through the anatomical image of a most vital organ second to the brain, the heart'.