Embassy of Japan in the UK

Manga Jiman 2010 Competition Results

18 February 2011

The results of the 2010 Manga Jiman Competition were announced at a prize-giving ceremony at the Embassy of Japan on 18 February 2011.

The first prize was awarded to Bristol-based manga artist Clio Millett, with her entry 'Beyond Raging Waves'.

Clio Millett

John Blake and Mike Reid's 'A Mean Artopologist' was placed second while Katja Hammond's 'To Sail a Moon' was selected in third place.

John Blake & Mike Reid

Katja Hammond

Position	Artist's Name	Title
1st	Clio Millett	Beyond Raging Waves
2nd	John Blake & Mike Reid	A Mean Artopologist
3rd	Katja Hammond	To Sail a Moon
4th	Lorenzo Fruzza	WAVE FM
5th	Jade Sarson	PP - Wave Space Time
6th	Angela Wraight & Gwen Kortsen	Yoshitoki's Making Waves
7th	Karen Rubins & Andrew Smith	It Came From The Sea
8th	Carlos Felix & Alexandra Fernandes	Sea
9th	Aya Kawamura	Rain
10th	Lingxi Huang	Paintings of Life

Due to the high quality of work from young participants, the judges decided to increase the number of shortlisted entries in the category of 'Most Impressive Manga by entrants aged between 14 and 16'. Rachel Dunn's 'I.Wish' was chosen as the outright winner with entries from Kharis Brown and Tania Thomas selected as joint runners-up.

Most Impressive Manga by entrants aged 14-16:
Winner	Rachel Dunn	I.Wish
Joint Runners-up	Kharis Brown	The Wave of Fate
Joint Runners-up	Tania Thomas	Reach

All of the above entries are currently on display at the Embassy of Japan until 31 March 2011.

These entries can be found on Manga Jiman∏s My E-book page　http://www.myebook.com/manga_jiman/

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