May Anne Licudine - art

Happy Garaje Illustrators Johanna and Mark are featured in Luerzer's Archive: 200 Best Illustrators 2009/2010. This is the first selection into the illustration biennial for either illustrator.
























The book also features work by leading contemporary commercial artists Sam Weber, Olaf Hayek, Edward Kinsella, Edel Rodriguez, Anita Kunz, Mary Ann Licudine to name a few.

As the newest constituent university of the U.P. System, U.P. Baguio initially operates five academic units namely: the College of Arts and Communication, College of Science, College of Social Sciences, Institute of Management, and Program in Human Kinetics.





















I am doubly proud that we, a duo with a small client base working out of a relatively unknown studio, both made it into the collection.


May Ann Licudine is an illustrator from the Philippines whose style screams to be used to illustrate fairy tales and children’s stories."



Amazing! artworks from May Ann Licudine, May Ann received her first award, Best in Creative Arts. She changed her nickname “Mall” when she was in Grade 4. Because she chose the initial letters of her full name. She is a visual artist and freelance illustrator living in La Union, Philippines. She is also a painter and has had several painting exhibits. Her art is inspired by her own dreams, nightmares, childhood memories.

It is distributed in over 35 countries and was launched at this year’s Cannes Ad Fest.

History, and Social Anthropology. It is also the only university in Northern Luzon that offers graduate programs in mathematics, Language and Literature and the only university in the Philippines that offers the Master of Arts in Social and Development Studies program.

the only university in the Philippines that offers Social Anthropology. It is the only university in Northern Luzon that cultivates higher learning in Physics, Fine Art, Visual Communication, Comparative Literature, Ethnicity Studies, Speech Communication, Journalism, Broadcast Communication, Social and Development Studies,

(along with making clients happy). What we do now, in illustration in particular, are things that are a mix of J’s dreamy and moody paintings and my own scribble-like & warm colored drawings.

Between then and today, we’ve found out that one of the most important things for somebody working in the creative field is to find a voice. A look and feel to be recognized by. And this is quite possibly what we’ve worked hardest to achieve

When we first started Happy Garaje, we knew little about the design and illustration business or even how we wanted to be perceived. What we were sure of was that we wanted to do something creative, something that would let us take photographs, draw, write and film all day while still being able to pay for food, clothing, shelter and movie tickets

It is also a pleasure to see work by some of the artists that we admire, Sam Weber, Olaf Hayek, Edward Kinsella, Edel Rodriguez, Anita Kunz, to name a few. Our own extremely talented compatriot Mary Ann Licudine made the list too.


I am very happy to tell you that we got selected to be part of Luerzer’s Archive: 200 Best Illustrators Worldwide, a book published in Europe every two years and features work by some of today’s contemporary commercial illustrators.