Bananas are grown both in small family farms in San Guillermo, Isabela.

"Dalagang Puglipina I," an art series by Art by VanPug

Ever wondered what a young Filipina looks like in a parallel universe? Here's a "Dalagang Puglipina" in an alternate universe called 'The Pugverse."

"Quiapo Church serves as the epicenter of this effervescent district. Just outside the doors of this holy house, there are several market stalls with vendors that sell the tangible products of Folk Catholicism.

Most of the time, these products come in the form of multi-colored candles and suspiciously bottled potions, the actual contents known only to their purveyors. These items for sale promise the buyer instant cure-alls for all sorts of problems, heartbreak-related or otherwise." - AB Heartcare

"Dalagang Puglipina II," an art series by Art by VanPug

Ever wondered what a young Filipina looks like in a parallel universe? Here's a "Dalagang Puglipina" in an alternate universe called 'The Pugverse."

"Marikit" (2016)

"Girl with a Pearl Earring" was originally painted by Johannes Vermeer (1632-1675).

By  Marco Polo "MarPolo" Cabrera 

Visayan Goddess of harvests, guardian of volcanoes, and goddess against natural calamities brought about by volcanic eruptions, wildfires and earthquakes (Philippine Mythology) 
 
Part of the proceeds will benefit NU’s community outreach projects in Sampaloc, Manila. 

(The artwork is on display at National University Museum, 408 Sampaloc, Manila from October 14 to 19, 2024.) 

"Yellow and Blue" was inspired by Johannes Vermeer's "Girl with a Pearl Earring."

"El Padre" represents a hard-working father whose sole purpose is to provide for the family. The painting depicts the history of hard work through the lines on the face of the subject.

"El Padre" is also a representation of love and provision.