I’d been trying to conceptualize my class exhibit’s poster for hours (which is due tomorrow), but found myself just stuck and experiencing design block.
Then it came; that itch to scratch for self-expression. And at a most inconvenient time!
I went with it anyway.
In short, today’s story is: I had a stroke of surrealism and just had to make these.
(yup, school deadlines can wait… T__T)
So happy to be able to draw “properly” again, after being sketchbook-less for several months.
W.I.P. of my first drawing (reference)
Hey-ho! Presenting “The Jeep” in which I play with my dad’s mini vehicles. I just pulled an all-nighter cramming this stop motion video.
This is my first attempt graphic resumé!
(address and cellphone number censored, obvi.)
Now all that’s left to finish is my portfolio website. In the meantime, I’m available for freelance now. Hire me! 🙂
“Bubutasin ko ang mga ulap para magbigay daan sa liwanag, para malaman mong hinahanap pa rin kita…” ❤
One of my fave tracks off the MNL 143 Original Soundtrack. So much feels! I encourage you all to support this indie film as it continues to reach a wider audience, and purchase the original soundtrack when you get the chance!
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***EDIT***
• MNL 143 will be showing in local theaters/SM Cinemas starting December 12, 2012!
• This track is now on Soundcloud!
It’s only just the 2nd week of the term and already things are so crazy. SO MUCH TO DO!
Anyway, the other night I was playing around, just thinking of a concept or art direction to use on my portfolio website. I came up with my “Cheerleading Bananaman” character! Except this time I added the lashes, braces, and uh, skirt to sorta represent me, lol. I feel like I’m still at that stage where I’m still trying to concrete my art style, and true enough i doodle more but get too lazy to scan them after that. But for now, this will do– a combination of bright colors, bold typography, and line art! 😀 Stay tuned for my portfolio site which is undergoing coding right now 🙂
*Special mention to kuya Jayson for helping me figure out a glitch in the CSS code. I literally spent hours mulling over that!*
Since it’s also my last term (i’m still not used to being called a “graduating” student!) a huge part of my portfolio class is the exhibition at the end of the term. That means… we’ll need to display exhibition-worthy works! I wanted to do more new stuff, and the one below is one that i’ve been working on– a double exposure portrait featuring the lovely Japanese piece, The Great Wave of Kanagawa 🙂 Whatever new stuff I’m working on will only be unveiled in the exhibition so I hope whoever’s reading this would get to go! It’ll be at Fully Booked Top Shelf, Bonifacio Global City.
