Sneak peek: Disney things HG Elsewhere: Nice of Commarts to send Jo a trophy; the latest illustration annual is now available through commarts.com Funeral for a Prince is up on Medium Cheers 🙂
Category: Everyday
Exercise #1 Draw the year 2015 “2015 is the year I graduated from college, and with this came a lot of introspection and figuring out who I am. The portals signify the different paths of life I have yet to take & the ones I still have to find or choose from.” Exercise #2 Illustrate the
Our friends Paolo and Jean opened up a cozy little specialty coffee shop in Cabancalan, which is great for Cabancalan and for people like us who love coffee. That’s them. That’s the door sign from the inside of the shop. This is how you get there:
This start of the year has been summarised by starting to work at a little after noon and working straight through three or four in the morning. I don’t think we are burning out just yet. I guess this is the energy of the new year. The times that we have gone out was to bring Summer
Have you ever been on a vacation and it seems like your worries are on the trip with you? You can travel to a faraway land and have days filled with thoughts about work or things that need to be done – doctors’ checkups, tuition fees, payroll, the bills. But then there are moments during
I believe it was Jean and Poy who were first to arrive at the scene. We had just stepped out of MV Logos Hope and got a call from Poy. He calmly explained to me, “the fire is not yet burning your studio but it is very close”. To which, I replied, please pull out all our Macs and
The beautiful people from Zee Magazine were here today for a photo shoot. The last time Jo wore this amount of makeup was on our wedding day. And maybe halloween. 🙂
We just brought over a new set of clipboards to the Abaca Baking Company. This has been quite fun. They’re using them as menus. Go visit the bakery when you can and get your hands on really good bread (no bull). 🙂 G for Giant, The Juggler and Flowers (and the reappearance of the artwork