2 weeks ago · 2 notes

Based on a short story I wrote a while ago about a world that was full of incomplete people. I wanted to imagine what these people really were on the inside; I wanted to fill in their gaps. I fantasized about what these people would do if they had the option to draw themselves into completion. For some reason I thought the usual way of doing it wouldn’t be right. These people wouldn’t know what normal is, so what they would come up with would be a little more imaginative. I also hid an animal in each illustration just as a little secret.

Then again, would they even know they were incomplete?

2 months ago · 6 notes

Combining all the elements I love - abstract shapes, silhouettes, animals (plus points if you see a swan neck somewhere), and subtle details that makes me think this should be animated, haha. Made for an exhibit in Japan next month.

Combining all the elements I love - abstract shapes, silhouettes, animals (plus points if you see a swan neck somewhere), and subtle details that makes me think this should be animated, haha. Made for an exhibit in Japan next month.

2 months ago · 7 notes

curioos-arts: Clarissa Gonzalez (Philippines) Thanks Curioos! :)

curioos-arts:

Clarissa Gonzalez (Philippines)

Thanks Curioos! :)

2 months ago · 195 notes · Source

A 10 second animation exercise I made a few days ago. :) New and improved sound design by Johann Tanhueco.

4 months ago · 0 notes

Designed a series of illustrations meant to act as chapter title pages for a booklet on the national budget. I created three illustrations for the chapters and designed the cover (final illustration).

4 months ago · 2 notes

I loved making little origami boats when I was a kid. Used to let them loose on the sink and imagined how it would be like if I were riding it. This time, I imagined me riding an origami aircraft and blowing bubbles into the air, haha. I love how some of the things we loved when we were younger stay with us as we get older.

I loved making little origami boats when I was a kid. Used to let them loose on the sink and imagined how it would be like if I were riding it. This time, I imagined me riding an origami aircraft and blowing bubbles into the air, haha. I love how some of the things we loved when we were younger stay with us as we get older.

4 months ago · 26 notes

Thievery Corporation is making me more mellow, hence the muted colors and minimalism. I’ve been adding things to this piece on and off for the past few hours, but I keep taking everything out. It just feels more natural to keep it simple today. Anyway, good morning. :) 

Thievery Corporation is making me more mellow, hence the muted colors and minimalism. I’ve been adding things to this piece on and off for the past few hours, but I keep taking everything out. It just feels more natural to keep it simple today.

Anyway, good morning. :) 

7 months ago · 4 notes

Baby onesies designs

Made these a couple of months ago. Don’t know if they’ll ever be printed, but it doesn’t matter. Had fun making them! :) 

Here’s two of the five designs I made for the project:

Something abstract and colorful, which is definitely what I’m into. :)

And something fun for both parents and kids. :) All the challenges are baby-themed and have consequences like having diaper duty for the next few days, haha. Will post the other ones next time.

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11 months ago · 4 notes

So far it’s been a productive morning. :) 

So far it’s been a productive morning. :) 

1 year ago · 8 notes