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Template:Infobox comics creator Tiwwat Pattarakulvanich or Tiwat Patarakulwanij (Template:Langx), known under the pen name Mor,[1] is a Thai cartoonist. He is considered as one of "today's prominent political cartoonists" in Thailand.[1] He works mainly for the newspapers Bangkokbiznews (Krungthep Thurakij, Thai: บ้าห้าร้อยจำพวก) and Bangkok Post. His work has been distributed internationally. He was awarded an Aydin Dogan Foundation's Cartoon Competition Award 2007.
Education
Template:BLP unreferenced section Pattarakulvanich was born in Bangkok on June 9, and he practices Buddhism. After he graduated from Saint Gabriel School, he attended Changsin College (Thai: วิทยาลัยช่างศิลป์) and then attended Silpakorn University, where he graduated with bachelor's and master's degrees.
Teaching
Template:BLP unreferenced section He was a lecturer at Rangsit University, Thammasat University (1990-1992), instructor at Silpakorn University (1990-1992), and instructor at Bangkok University (since 2008). Since 2009, he has been Special Lecturer at Master of fine arts program in computer arts at Thammasat University.
Writing and cartooning
Pattarakulvanich was persuaded by Chai Rachawat (Thai: ชัย ราชวัตร) to submit a cartoon in a competition for a weekly newspaper. At that time, he then became a full-time professional cartoonist for the Siam Post, Siam Rath weekly, and other newspapers. He worked with an illustrator team of Thongdaeng. His work is primarily humorous caricatures.
He wrote a novel, which was published in 1996.[2] He worked with the Siamrath weekly newspapers from 1993 to 2005. He worked with the Bangkok Post starting in 2003. He worked on Amarin Book works.[3](Template:Langx) [4]
For Bangkokbiznews, he wrote 3 columns, which are (Template:Langx) during 2008-2010, (Template:Langx) during 2005-2006, and (Template:Langx) during 2008-2009. He draws a satirical political cartoon for A Day magazine, which use an international comic character method, to satirize the political situation in Thailand.
Awards
- The ESCAP[5] 50th Anniversary Cartoon Exhibition, Third Prize in 1997 in occasion of 50th anniversary of ESCAP[6]
- The Aydin Dogan Foundation's Cartoon Competition Award 2007, "Success Award", in Turkey.
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Warat Karuchit, "The Uphill Climb to Reach a Plateau" in: John A. Lent (ed.), Southeast Asian Cartoon Art: History, Trends and Problems. Jefferson: McFarland & company, 2014, p.86
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