Since Christmas comes early in the Philippines I made art highlighting the occasion. It turns out the Christmas spirit isn’t as strong as I thought, in this man Filipinos call the “Father of Philippine Christmas.”
I made a list of Philippine vegetables, dishes, and ingredients to make a set of Filipino Vegetable ABC’s, aka Gulay Glossary.
Possibly the only art gallery in Metro Manila that also features a wide variety of art created by nature.
One of the pastries my mom and my Lola Lili would make when I was growing up was Binangkal. They’re delicious Bisaya fried sesame balls.
Art prints are available for those who want to support two organizations working to conserve our forests.
Here’s my latest species in my Cloud Rat collection: the Mt. Isarog Hairy-tailed Cloud Rat.
“Barikada” is composed of two towers of bamboo, old campus furniture, and components of past installations. It is a work by Toym Imao, and stands at the entrance of UP Diliman.
I posted a few months ago about my Filipino Sign Language coloring sheets. Now I’d like to post all of the color artwork I made here.
