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Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art. Show all posts



I'm writing this as an announcement, that... it's happening, I'm selling prints of my art! 

My First Online Art Print Sale

Saturday, July 24, 2021

 

And so the fascination with clay continues. Aside from my hand building pottery experience with Kibo Studio, I also initiated my own little clay session by myself with air dry clay.

A Creative Weekend Hobby: Playing with Air Dry Clay

Sunday, June 13, 2021

 

Watercolor paintings of flowers, greenery, cacti, deer, forests, animals

One of the things I was happy to take my time with and genuinely enjoy during my holiday break was deep cleaning. I do get to clean almost every day, in small ways such as sweeping the floor or wiping crumbs off my work desk, but deep cleaning is reserved mostly for when I have more time to sit down and intentionally evaluate the things I want to keep or throw out.  

Looking back at old artworks

Wednesday, February 24, 2021

I've always wanted to participate in an art challenge, though I never really did it. I knew these challenges would come around in October each year, yet for me, it would always either be: it would slip my mind and I would feel it's too late to join, or I wasn't sure I would be able to finish or be consistent with it until the end.


On making lots of art(with doubts) in October

Sunday, November 1, 2020

 

Long weekends this year are just a great blessing, really. I appreciate the extra day in a weekend to not worry about being productive.

When you don't know what to paint, paint the sky

Sunday, August 23, 2020


There are times when I would chance upon something unexpectedly interesting, something I wouldn't expect to find while I'm in the office. A recent encounter would be when I was going through a CV of a certain candidate (I work in recruiting), I saw she included a link to her "portfolio". I thought it quite odd that she placed it there, since I didn't think it was relevant to her application, nor would it have any significance to the role she was applying for.

Inspired By

Wednesday, March 18, 2020


It's already August! We're well into the middle of the second quarter of the year. This is a much overdue update on the planner. Here is four months' worth of highlights.

MUJI 2018 PLANNER: April - July

Wednesday, August 15, 2018


I've been following @artisticmoods on instagram for a while now, and came across one of her posts, in which @papertint was hosting a giveaway for her art challenge, #100daysofpapertint.

On Lovely Postcard-sized Abstract Paintings of the Ocean

Saturday, July 14, 2018


The first quarter of the year is done. Time flies!

Much of the first quarter for me has been spent on figuring out my goals, setting my priorities, trying out new things, and simply trying to be consistent with all these.

MY MUJI PLANNER: February - March

Saturday, April 7, 2018

January went by so slow for me, to be honest. I'd also see tweets on my timeline on how it felt like a year already for others! It's funny, yet this is also a great reminder to take things slowly. During the start of this year, I committed to writing more and to actually use my planner. Last year, I attempted to do bullet journaling, however I wasn't consistent with it and had to drop it entirely, as much as it pains me to be honest about it. It's always a constant battle for me when it comes to making time for things that I really enjoy doing, but one thing for sure is that I won't give up in trying.



Muji 2018 Planner

Saturday, February 3, 2018

This is my planner! We're already on our fifth month of the year, too. It's amazing, how this year has unfolded and begun and now we're all here where we are right now. Photos are not in order.


Planner / diary / scrapbook

Monday, May 2, 2016

Ayala Museum had an event last weekend called Inspire Everyday. The entrance to the museum was free, and there were pocket events that were ongoing throughout the day. I took this opportunity to learn how to commute to Makati and to be inspired through other people's art. I also got to see artworks that I've seen when I first went there!!

To enter the museum, we had to sign up for volunteer opportunities, so we left our contact details. I sure do hope to hear from them soon! I love such opportunities.



Filipino pride


Kindness and inspiration

Monday, July 27, 2015

Dearest Readers