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Ayala Saturdate with the little clover. 💚🍀 Loved seeing all the beautiful and inspiring art at @tubocebuartfair! Today's their last day. Go check them out! P.S. Hi Ninong @shieloduterte! #EmmaErinSandiego #BabyKarMa2016 #art #artappreciation #cebuart #localart #localartists (at Ayala Center Cebu) https://www.instagram.com/p/CiocGr4p83r/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
Yoshimitsu fanart (Soul Calibur) It’s a bit low-quality since I finished this artwork through a screenshot, since the PSD file of this artwork got corrupted.
Frisk from Undertale. (Used one of Ilya Kuvshinov’s as reference)
Chloe.
Sunshine.
Art Nouveau Diwàta selfie
Completing an Art Nouveau styled illustration of the diwàta (goddess) Kanalon, which I am currently working on to commemorate the 2024 rageful eruption of the volcano Kanalon and its resident spirit in the island of Negros.
I am made this artwork as a demo for our upcoming painting assignment and exhibit on Bisayân gods and goddess.
The photo was taken in 2025, inside my classroom at the School of Design and Communication (sd+c) of the Southwestern University PHINMA (SWU).
Diwàta painting selfie
Adding the pyroclastic details onto my painting of the diwàta (goddess) Kanalon, which I am currently working on to commemorate the 2024 rageful eruption of the volcano Kanalon and its resident spirit in the island of Negros.
I actually discontinued this painting to recompose it into a smaller work, which I will share next time.
The photo was taken in 2025, inside my classroom at the School of Design and Communication (sd+c) of the Southwestern University PHINMA (SWU).
Sinulog art selfie
Rendering my signature metallic gel pen art with a portrait of “Hara Humamay y Santo Niño”, who are the key figures of the performances of Cebú’s Sinulog Festival.
The Sinulog (established 1980) is a festival dedicated to the Santo Niño (Christ Child), specifically the image created in Belgium, and brought to the Philippine archipelago in 1521 by the Fernão de Magalhães (Ferdinand Magellan, 1480-1521). Upon arriving in the island of Cebú, Magella encountered its chieftain Rajah Humabon who converted to Christianity along with his wife Hara Humamay.
It is believed that when Hara Humamay received the gift of the Santo Niño from Magellan, she started dancing. Hence the performance of the Sinulog festival reyna (queen) with the Santo Niño.
I actually started this artwork in March 2024, but due to my many commitments and my stroke I got delayed. It was only this March 2025 did I finally finish this opus.
The photo was taken in 2025, inside my classroom at the School of Design and Communication (sd+c) of the Southwestern University PHINMA (SWU).
