I’m noticing subtle changes in the interface of Tumblr. There are new images for links to post images, photos, etc. Some of the buttons changed, too. I’m loving it so far. :)
Join CADs and let the music flow through you as stories unwind in this one-night only concert. Steep yourselves in a Cascade of emotions as we remind you that the very essence of being human is to feel.
The Company of Ateneo Dancers presents: CASCADE
March 2 (Friday) || 7PM; doors open at 6PM || Henry Lee Irwin Theatre || Tickets will be pre-sold at P180 in the Doghouse starting on Feb 27 (Monday) || Door price is P200
For any inquiries, please contact JC Genato (0917.891.1091)
This event is presented to you by Analog Soul, Schu, The Body Shop, Smart Communications and Mellow 94.7, in cooperation with PLDT, Coffee Twist, Tortillos and IMI, with media partners: Dance Pinoy and Click The City. Also brought to you by Bayo and special thanks to Dunkin Donuts, That’s D Pointe Shop, BiblioTech, and Perfetti Van Melle.
Photography by Ionne Ocampo
Poster by Zell Tendencia
Rhythm-in-Blue: Diwang Pinoy poster and logo mock-ups
Look what I found! It’s the mock-ups I made while I was under the tutelage of Dan for promotions around four years ago. She challenged everyone in the creatives and promotions committees to come up with posters for that year’s RiB. We can make a new logo for RiB if we wanted to. It was a little competition among the members for the best design. Via and Theia won, thus their design was the one that came into print.
These are just bits and pieces of what I submitted then. I’m a bit embarrassed to show the final product, because it was really mediocre. It really reflected how much I needed to learn more about design then. But then again, seeing errors on my past projects can only mean I’ve made progress and I’ve learned new things. I hope in the next five years, when I rummage through the works I do now, I’ll have the same reaction.
Disclaimer: I do not own the photos. They are by the great Aaron Vicencio.
Did you know that the most expensive coffee in the world is made from the waste of a civet native to the Philippines? I didn’t know that either, until I read this book!
Mukha ng Pera is a thesis project that aims to use money and its symbols to teach history to public school students. It makes use of money—something we see every day but often overlooked of its other purpose: reminding the Filipino people of their history and heritage.
Mukha ng Pera is a book filled with fun trivia, cute illustrations, and even slots, where you can slip real bills to see the significance of the symbols printed on it! The whole book is researched, compiled and designed by the child-at-heart (and my “daughter”) Noni! Please vote for her work by liking the post on Facebook and sharing it with your friends!
I’m the girlfriend.Hey guys please vote for my girlfriend (if you deem her worthy)! She’s a finalist at this year’s Philippine Graphic Design Awards!
It’s a friggin textbook researched, compiled, branded, designed, illustrated and laid out by one person! A friggin textbook! Socially relevant and aesthetically pleasing, what more can you ask for!?
Yeah, it’s a textbook that aims to teach children about histories behind the imagery found on the mundane, everyday thing we call money. It’s got facts, activities, fun related stories (ala-Ambeth Ocampo) and even pages with slots you can put your money in and it aligns to trivia!
I have other friends who are finalists too so check them out!
Reese’s DIY or Die is a creative book of engaging people into arts!
Sev’s Drumocracy is a cool, fun and effective way to learn drumming! I should know, an afternoon with it and i’m already kicking beats…kinda!
and Tata-of-all-Trade’s Barangay Bahagi! A project that encourages people to share and bring light to local problems and issues through the use of photography and an easy to use website!
I’m the mother of the author. Hihihihi <3
Hi, I'm Aileen! I am a graphic designer, who dabbles in photography, has a love-hate relationship with web design and is obsessed with make-up. Milk tea and coffee fuel up my passion for design and the arts.
This blog is an online stream of photos, old designs from school and whatever I find amusing, inspiring, thought-provoking or a combination of whatever emotion or state of mind I am capable of.
I will share some of my photos from school, experience during my study abroad in Japan, and maybe some designs and sketches.
