Downloadable Drawing Worksheets: How to Draw a Bunny
Hello Everyone! Ahhh…Just got excited that I get to pour my thoughts here once again. The first time I did a full length worksheet for our workshop with Ayala Museum last year, I fell in love with the process of creating worksheets. I would tell my hubby & my friends that I feel within me
10 Instagram Flatlay Tips
I just realized I would do anything to look for an excuse to play with colors. *Woops!* I love story telling too. It’s probably the reason why I eventually took up photography, played with paints and now trying my hand at video making. I think a lot of us are excited by the possibilities by
5 Arts and Crafts Projects You Can Do with your Printer
I’ve been missing crafting so much that I noticed in my current design project, I’ve been including some arts and crafts elements: buntings, paper crafts and cut-outs. So, finally, I gave it a try. I realized, there’s more to your printer than just producing the usual school and office documents or photos (Of you and your crush!
10 Things You Didn’t Know About Albrecht Durer Watercolour Pencils
When I had the opportunity to do a series of workshops using watercolor pencils last summer, I can’t help but check out the name written on my watercolour pencils. It said Albrecht Dürer. Every time I’m given an assignment such as create hand-lettered quotes or something, I love reading up on its story. Well, I realized
Sari Sari Store Paintings by Yas Doctor
I am personally fascinated with the idea of marketing. That was one of my favorite subjects in college. I’m just amazed at how ideas get to spread and the dynamics behind it. When I joined the corporate world, I was a brand assistant at my first job. Okay. I didn’t really get to the
10 Reasons Why You Should Catch The Newsies in Manila
After being able to catch a couple of plays in Broadway, I’ve always been wanting to go back to New York so I can watch more. There’s something really contagious about Broadway plays. It makes you want to sing their songs and even be a part of the whole thing. Haha. So when the hubby
Ballpen Art and Words of Encouragement from Erwin Dayrit
Last Saturday, we left Pampanga with so much words of wisdom and encouragement from Erwin Dayrit. Probably just the message I needed. Erwin or ‘Weng’ to this family is a 37-year old ballpen artist. I met him at the SM Stationery Art Fest while he was doing a demo with Dong-A Philippines. I was stunned
Work-Life Balance & Self-Care
If there are two things that haunt me all the time, that would be doubt & guilt: Doubt that I’m not doing my best (even if I’ve already exhausted all means to create an output) and guilt that I’m not taking enough time to live a well-balanced life. Last week was my birthday week and
Let Love Flow with BabyFlo
Voicing out opinions and ideas can be scary at times. What if I’m the only one who feels this way? Are my fears even valid? So many thoughts run through my head every day. If you’ve been reading the blog for a while, you might be a fellow overthinker too! Hihi. When Riley came along,
8th Birthday Blog Giveaway (Contest Closed)
Hello Guys! 🙂 We’re grateful for spending 8 years with you online. (OMG. Has it really been 8 years?) We’ve been hopping from one social media site to another but you allowed us to continue sharing our story in whatever format available in the www! Well, okay. I must say, the blog’s birthday was last
Of Generosity, Preparedness & Fulfillment at Work
Bright hues have been a constant fuel in my life and holding workshops for the past years have made me realize that more than the brush strokes and the happy colors *Mostly Teal at the moment*. Fulfillment also comes from getting to meet workshop participants for the first time and getting to know their stories.
SOS Children’s Village Iloilo
We were contacted by the Advertising Students of Central Philippine University to hold a workshop coupled with an outreach and I didn’t really know what I was in for. I’ve been through so many of these outreach programs while growing up thanks to my schools and also volunteered for a few after graduation. In all
Letters & Colors Iloilo
We’re very grateful to have held Letters & Colors in Iloilo together with Abbey Sy organized by the Advertising students of Central Philippine University! 🙂 We had a blast last weekend and we really enjoyed meeting new faces and lots of good coffee and food. First of, this is something that we didn’t expect to
Featured Artist: Illustrator & Animator Kenny Tai
I’ve been wanting to continue featuring artists on this blog but this time, through a video. Still in the spirit of sharing what makes me happy like how this blog started, I was really hoping that I can share with you the people who inspire me to create. 🙂 I first met Kenny Tai
Letters & Colors Iloilo
Two things I wished for this year that I thought were so far from happening: (a) be able to hold workshops in different parts of the Philippines ?? (b) participate in an outreach program, specifically the one wherein I get to actually be the one to teach. I’m writing this as I’m inside the plane
Make Your Schoolyear a Colorful One!
This lay-out of all green school supplies takes me back to my college years. 🙂 My stuff then was mostly this color. I also remember how I would cut out letters from my favorite magazine to decorate my own notebook. Come to think of it, when I was in grades 4-6, a lot of my
My 10 Favorite Talks, Speeches & Interviews
Get ready to be inspired! 🙂 *Okay, that may have been too big of a promise. Haha.* I’ve been wanting to do a compilation of my favorite talks, speeches and interviews of all time. When I work on my projects, so many thoughts fill my head and I have to battle with each one of
Handmade Watercolor by Sea Mountain Co
Jean Kelly of Sea Mountain Co shares with us her process on how to make handmade watercolors! 🙂 For a couple of months now, she’s been helping me out with some of my work and she would share with me how she enjoy the process of transforming pigments into useable watercolor half pans! 🙂 Aside