My Favorite Art Lately: Freedom in Sunlight and Saltwater
My Favorite Art Lately: Freedom in Sunlight and Saltwater. Or… maybe it’s been that way for a while now.
There’s something about swimming under the open sky, sunlight spilling over the water, that feels like pure freedom.
A Drawing of an Octopus
A drawing of an octopus. Somehow, it’s faster to just dive straight into pen and paper than to fuss over tools and tweak them endlessly.
A Muse Is Never Just Anyone
Lately, I’ve found myself pulled into the world of Filipino music.
It probably has something to do with me being in El Nido, where I often hear these tunes playing in the background, especially when I’m at Prince Hypermarket. I guess I just wanted to feel more connected to the local culture, which, funny enough, is my own country. (Alright, I took a pause from Tech House and Techno.)
So, I jumped in. Not the surface-level kind, but the ones that hit deep, the kind you hear on a quiet night that suddenly makes you feel everything. The more I listened, the more I realized: damn, these songs are tagos hanggang buto! They feel like pages from someone’s diary, sung out loud.
Neon Jellyfish: When Art Becomes Reality
In 2021, I painted this vibrant neon artwork of a jellyfish. I’ve always been obsessed with glowing colors, especially under a blacklight in a dark room. There’s something so alive and otherworldly about that kind of glow!
Recently, this artwork found its meaning during a kayaking trip in Port Barton.
You must be logged in to post a comment.