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Jose Miguel "Jomike"
Tejido
Works On
Dreaming Mats
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Believe 21" X 5"
2006
Acrylic On Banig |
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About
the artist:
Jomike is a creative soul of the company,
Tejido Architecture and Art. He has made over 20 children’s
books in the Philippines and Singapore. He has received
local and international awards and was part of the 2004 IBBY
Honor List for illustration and a runner-up of the 2006 Noma
Councours. He also created Mikrokosmos, a comic strip for
The Philippine Daily Inquirer. His abstract acrylic
paintings on straw mat are currently on exhibit in Paris and
Manila. Jomike enjoys insects, 1980's memorabilia, soccer
and swimming. He is currently based in Manila and is working
on his series of animal myths.
Client List as of September 2006:
Adarna House Inc.
Vibal Publishing Inc.
Lampara Books Inc.
Haribon Foundation
Children's Environmental Awareness & Action Foundation (CEAAF)
OMF Literature
Nat’l Commission for Culture & the Arts (NCCA)
Philippine Daily Inquirer
Manila Times
Monde- Nissin Corp.
Mad Science Inc.
Academe Publishing Inc.
Summit Publishing Co. Inc.
Mega Magazine Publications Inc.
ABS-CBN Publishing Inc.
Probe Media Productions Inc.
Hinge Inquirer Magazines Inc.
Moon Herald Magazine
Pan Asia Publishing Pte. Ltd. (Singapore)
Organizations
Ang Ilustrador ng Kabataan (Ang InK)
Illustrators for children's literature
Samahang Kartunista ng Pilipinas (SKP)
a society of Philippine cartoonists
Awards
2006 Runner-up, Noma Councours, Japan
2006 Honorable Mention, PBBY- Alcala Illustrator’s Prize
2005 Thesis of the Year, Makiling Bird Park:
A Center for Philippine Raptors and Ornithology
2004 International Board on Books for Young People
(IBBY) Honor List for Illustration
2004 Golden Book Award, as author- illustrator
2002 Golden Book Award, as illustrator
2001- 2002 Finalist, Shell National Students Art
Competition,
Sculpture
2001-2003 Finalist, PBBY Illustrator’s Prize
Lectures Conducted
March 2005 Visual Communication & Illustration
De La Salle University, College level
January 2005 Visual Communication as teaching method
Assumption College San Lorenzo, College level
November 2004 Visual Communication as teaching method
Angono, Rizal, for Educators
August 2004 Visual Communication & Illustration
Ateneo de Manila University, College level
November 2003 Illustration
Ateneo de Manila University, College level
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