Tiwwat Pattarakulvanich

Tiwwat Pattarakulvanich or Tiwat Patarakulwanij (Thai: ทิววัฒน์ ภัทรกุลวณิชย์), known under the pen name Mor, is a Thai cartoonist. He is considered as one of "today's prominent political cartoonists" in Thailand, working mainly for the newspapers Bangkokbiznews (Krungthep Thurakij, Thai: บ้าห้าร้อยจำพวก) and Bangkok Post. His work has been accepted internationally. He was awarded the Aydin Dogan Foundation’s Cartoon Competition Award 2007 for "success award". Tiwwat was born in Bangkok on June 9, and he was Buddhism. He was always being curious since he was young. After he was graduated from Saint Gabriel School, he moved to Changsin College (Thai: วิทยาลัยช่างศิลป์) to continued his bachelor's degree at Silpakorn University. When he graduated bachelor's degree, he worked in many careers. He was a lecturer at Rangsit University, and was a special speaker of many educational institutions. Later, he was persuaded from Chai Rachawat (Thai: ชัย ราชวัตร) to summit a cartoon in a Competitor weekly newspaper. At that time, he then became a full-time professional cartoonist for Siam Post newspaper, Siam Rath weekly newspaper, and more. He was also accompanied with an illustrator team of Thongdaeng, written by the king, in cartoon version. He became more famous when he was awarded the International Manga Competition award in the agenda of 50 year anniversary of ESCAP. He was a humorous cartoonist considered from his entire work.Education

Contents

• Works
• Bangkokbiznews works
• A Day magazine works
• Awards
• References