The Las Pinas Bamboo Organ, featured in one tabletop game cards "Anyare?" by Kawangis Publishing Co.

A sample inkwork of the artist's love for detail and composition. In this case, filling the surface of the skull with a seemingly fizzy texture, which also partly resembles human figures in some areas.

I was inspired by my recent experience in live nude sketching. 

Just a midnight stroll on the beach. Charcoal on toned gray paper. 

"Voyager" was inspired by the arrival of Ruy Lopez de Villalobos in Mindanao. The artist presents a 16th-century style drawing to match the event's historical accounts. The illustration was featured in "Anyare? History Card Game" by Kawangis Publishing Co.

This shows the first temptation of man. The fallen angel tries to look beautiful, but his corrupt nature still shows.

The clairvoyant, the clairaudient, the medium, the empath, and the divination

A fragment of my memory

Warmth of coffee + coldness of blue

Part of my flower series

Ilang minutong pahinga, sa pagitan ng walang hanggang segundo

Jose Rizal, "talino" (in Baybayin) is a comic version of our hero as a doctor and author.

The text in Baybayin is written in gold ink and means "talino."

This artwork is also part of the designs for Salinlikha shirts.

This is my depiction of Lapu-Lapu; the baybayin text reads as "Lapu."

A sample inkwork of the artist's love for detail and composition. In this case, covering the skull with water droplets that may depict teardrops or raindrops, etc. The artist prefers to leave the interpretation to his audience after all.

This illustration is made with watercolor and ink and is one of the designs for Salinlikha Shirts. The gold text in baybayin means "pag-asa" and is made with gold ink.

All materials used are artist-grade quality and are lightfast.

Ink and markers on a 220gsm paper

Painting has always been my therapy, and nothing soothes and calms my soul than mandalas. The freestyle process challenges me to push my creativity and opens up my senses, allowing more possibilities to flow and manifest.

Part of my flower series 

Inspired by a parrot, Scarlet

You will do anything for your langga to make her happy. No matter how many ups and downs you encounter, never give up.

Inspired by George Orwell's novel 1984, with Salvador Dali's eye as the model.

Allow our body to shift. 

Part of my flower series

Graphite and pencil on paper

A sample inkwork of the artist's love for detail and composition. In this case, spontaneously overlaying floral patterns over a skull.

Angel and Demon

The artwork was drawn using graphite pencils on a vellum board.

A frame will be provided.

Ink and markers on a 220gsm paper

Painting has always been my therapy, and nothing soothes and calms my soul than mandalas. The freestyle process challenges me to push my creativity and opens up my senses, allowing more possibilities to flow and manifest.