| Trailblazer Award | Puja Kar Sohini Senapati |
| Dreamspinner Award | Ankur Chatterjee Sohini Roy |
| Mastercrafter Award | Anusuya Sen Arijit Jana Binoy Jana Debolina Dutta Sayandip Sengupta Fiza Tarafdar Keka Ghosh Koushik Nath Mayuri Bachar Munna Das Pallab K. Roy Raktim Pal Rounak Chowdhury Sayan Banerjee Sayantan Sanyal Shibani Sarkar Soumyadeep Tripathi Srestha Saha Subarsa Chakraborty Subhrajyoti Ghosh Subhrangshu Chatterjee Swagata Kunkri Tithi Gain |
| Budding Weaver Award (only for 15-17 yrs and Newcomers) | Baisakhi Paul |
Trailblazer Award
“Eye Contact” by Puja kar using catchphrase “Serenity in those eyes/তাকাই যদি চোখ একটি দীঘি হোক”.
“A good composition, especially because the main characters are kept in focus while background is out-of-focus. The facial expressions of the main characters reflects the essence of the catchphrase.”– JURY.
“Sarcasm” by Sohini Senapati using Catchphrase “Illusion of reality/ আতশ কাঁচের দেওয়াল.”
“Dimension of thought is commendable. An excellent attempt to depict the present reality in an original style.”– JURY.
Dreamspinner Award
“Fighting” by Ankur Chatterjee using Catchphrase “Illusion of reality/ আতশ কাঁচের দেওয়াল”.
“A good combination of idea and skill presenting a critical societal commentary expressed with excellent drawing skills. A captivating composition with well-balanced use of colours featuring diverse facial features shaped in strong lines.”- JURY.
“Noise” by Sohini Roy using Catchphrase “Reality blurred by fiction/ কল্প দিয়ে সত্য ঢাকা”.
“An impressive idea, captures the cacophony created by the media over current events Loved the strokes and the cartoonish style.”– JURY.
Mastercrafter Award
“Those eyes” by Anusuya Sen using Catchphrase “Serenity in those eyes/তাকাই যদি চোখ একটি দীঘি হোক”.
“A remarkable caricature of Celine Murphy, the competent actor, playing the role of a Promethean character of the twentieth century. The resolute gaze lost in reflective thoughts truthfully captures the indomitable spirit of the character. An excellent attempt executed with strong brush strokes and definite lines that are characteristic of good caricature.”– JURY
“Hypocrite” by Arijit Jana using Catchphrase “Reality blurred by fiction/ কল্প দিয়ে সত্য ঢাকা”.
“A good composition with cartoon-like characters, unambiguously depicting the customary abuse of people’s blind faith. Idea and skill merges well. The omens still relevant in our villages are well depicted. A well-balanced composition with good use of colours. With improved drawing skills, expect to see more such creations from the artist in the future.“- JURY.
“Postman” bu Binoy Jana using Catchphrase “So hard to stay afloat /প্রাণ বাঁচাতেই প্রাণান্ত”.
“The composition is well balanced, with neat lines and good use of colours, and displays good illustration skills. Displays ordinary idea and skill, but promises to present us with impressive creations in the future.”– JURY.
“Fiction” by Debolina Dutta using Catchphrase “Reality blurred by fiction/ কল্প দিয়ে সত্য ঢাকা”.
“Very good composition, with catchy colour combination. Presentation looks quite good and pleasing. The imaginary world of a dreaming child is presented with childlike simplicity. Expression of the boy is captivating.”– JURY.
“খেলা হোক?” by Sayandip Sengupta using Catchphrase “Past of future/ ভবিষ্যতের ভূত.”
“Idea is unique. Presentation could have been made in a better way.”– JURY
An “Untitled” Artwork by Fiza Tarafdar using No catchphrase.
“Caricature” by Keka Ghosh using No Catchphrase.
“Quite good caricature. A very good attempt. Strong colour patches and high detailing. But the expression and presentation could further be exaggerated.”– JURY.
“ছেলেবেলা” by Koushik Nath using Catchphrase “Reality blurred by fiction/ কল্প দিয়ে সত্য ঢাকা”.
“Simple idea but reminds us of our early childhood .A humorous presentation of a child’s prank. Very pleasing.”– JURY.
“Reflection” by Mayuri Bachar using Catchphrase “.Reality blurred by fiction/ কল্প দিয়ে সত্য ঢাকা”
“A pleasing idea depicting use of wonderful imaginations for fulfilling a child’s natural desires. The idea of presenting father to bring moon to his daughter is a good one. Good composition, however the drawing could have been made better – the direction of reflection is not quite right.”– JURY.
“Cartoon” by Munna Das using No Catchphrase.
“A coloured version of the B/W illustrations of yesteryear. A reproduction of a basic text book, with contemporary characters. Displays good calligraphic and illustration skills.”– JURY.
“কল্পনা” by Pallab K. Roy using Catchphrase “Reality blurred by fiction/ কল্প দিয়ে সত্য ঢাকা”.
“Lata Mangeshkar” by Raktim Pal using No Catchphrase.
“Good one. Had the artwork reflected the melodious dimension of the character it would have attained greater heights.”– JURY.
“Busy” and “Sanjay ji” by Rounak Chowdhury using Catchphrase “Reality blurred by fiction/ কল্প দিয়ে সত্য ঢাকা” and No Catchphrase respectively.
“Quite good idea, but quite ordinary poor use of catchphrase.”– JURY on Busy.
“Good attempt but displays little imagination”– JURY on Sanjay ji.
“BDC Local” by Sayan Banerjee using Catchphrase “Reality blurred by fiction/ কল্প দিয়ে সত্য ঢাকা”.
“Loved the idea. Creates a fantasy out of mundane daily-life scenario. Though not really communicated and obscure interpretation of the catchphrase, the idea is appreciable.”– JURY.
“Birthday” by Sayantan Sanyal using No Catchphrase .
“Good attempt at conveying a critical message but the illustration could have been done with little more imagination.”– JURY.
An “Untitled” artwork by Shibani Sarkar using No Catchphrase.
“Good as a first attempt.”– JURY.
“Future” by Soumyadeep Tripathi using Catchphrase “Past of future/ ভবিষ্যতের ভূত”.
“Loved the funny side of depicting the future. Good attempt.”– JURY.
An”Untitled” artwork by Srestha Saha using Catchphrase “Serenity in those eyes/তাকাই যদি চোখ একটি দীঘি হোক.”
“Loved the soothing effect of colour. Very well illustrated characters and nicely placed speech bubble. However, the use of the catchphrase is not very innovative.”– JURY.
“Bhokti/ Devotion” by Subarsa Chakraborty using No Catchphrase.
“Humorous depiction. An extreme sarcasm on the world of faith.”– JURY.
“নিপিড়ন/Oppression” by Subhrajyoti Ghosh using Catchphrase “So hard to stay afloat /প্রাণ বাঁচাতেই প্রাণান্ত.”
“The reality of society depicted with vibrant colours adding life to the visual presentation. A critical remark on display of power. The entertainment of the powerful is at the cost of the powerless. Simple expression of a grave societal concern.”– JURY.
“Farmer” by Subhrangshu Chatterjee using Catchphrase “So hard to stay afloat /প্রাণ বাঁচাতেই প্রাণান্ত.”
“Commendable attempt to describe the battle against odds. Very good style of cartooning. A blunt eulogy of a contemporary struggle of the toiling masses against the establishment. Though devoid of the subtility and humour deserving of a cartoon, is a thoughtful creation. A laudable attempt!”– JURY.
“Dream Love” by Swagata Kunkri using Catchphrase “Reality blurred by fiction/ কল্প দিয়ে সত্য ঢাকা”.
“Good attempt of depicting the world of fantasy.”– JURY.
“The Dream” by Tithi Gain using Catchphrase “Reality blurred by fiction/ কল্প দিয়ে সত্য ঢাকা.”
“Genuinely simple imagery of a cheerful child with unfulfilled longing for boundless freedom. Though rather ordinary, both in terms of idea and skill, a pleasing composition.”– JURY.
Budding Weaver Award
“সৌভাগ্য/Fortune” by Baisakhi Paul using Catchphrase “Serenity in those eyes/তাকাই যদি চোখ একটি দীঘি হোক”.
“Idea is good. Presentation could have been done in a far better way.”– JURY.
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