Design Para Sa Lahat

My last week of July (24-30) was fully booked with special events here and there... I must agree that the world is a bigger school, you have to take everything as a fun learning experience like a sponge, especially now that I'm beginning a long and interesting career in the creative world of Advertising Design ;)

Art at the Shang 2011

I was able to attend the last day of the exhibit with two of my bestfriends since pre-school. And coincidentally most of the artworks there have subjects that show the joy of youth, color and life. I'm happy that in a way, I got them interested in trying out a hobby in painting :D

Philippine STAR's 25th Anniversary

25 years is how long we are enjoying our Freedom of Speech & Truth in the Media (and also in Advertising) One of the perks in working in an ad agency, is getting invited to major, major media events like this (we're awarded one of Top 25 agencies) Highlight of the night was my winning shot with FVR. ;)

Graphika Manila 2011

Now on its 6th year (and my 1st time to attend, along with 3,000 students & young professionals) the GM 2011 is a living proof of how far we have come in terms of the Design Industry in Metro Manila and with that said, let us altogether blog and tweet about #designparasalahat and like the FB fan page: facebook.com/designparasalahat to show our support for a Senate bill is going to be filed by Sen. TG Guingona on August 8, 2011, as an initiative that believes that Philippine design and creativity should be taken to another level; for the establishment of the Design Council of the Philippines. Let's make our country beautiful, support the Arts! :)

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Jetsetter Fashion (in the Movies)

More than a good plot, what I enjoy about movies, are the characters who look their part. And since I am still 'jet-lagged' on the lovely dresses I've seen yesterday in the chick flicks: Eat, Pray, Love and Monte Carlo; I have dedicated my energies into assembling looks on Polyvore and writing about dressing up on travel by taking cues from Liz Gilbert & Meg Kelly. I find it really nice that her wardrobe adapts to the setting, you can distinguish one country from another, it's like showing how Liz has immersed herself to each culture. Among the three lead actresses in Monte Carlo, I would see myself wearing pieces from Leighton's character. She is the most practical, staying true to travelling light and looking great on the camera, without having to sacrifice comfort. And my favorite piece of advice when it comes to dressing up for yourself is to add your own unique sense of style. So the equation to sum this post up is Culture + Comfort + Creativity = J...

Hot and Cold Tagaytay

We had a spontaneous trip to Tagaytay to maximize the long weekend and escape Manila Heat. It was only planned the night before. Our first stop was at the Pagcor Casino, the good news is I just turned 22 (no entrance for minors 21 years old and below) but there were no cameras allowed. But that wasn't the kind of fun that my cousins and I had in mind. So we then took our merienda and headed off to Taal Vista and there was outdoor arcade overlooking the Taal Volcano, it was way cheaper and was all good clean fun. We had dinner at Summit Ridge, complete with grocery stores, tiangges and restaurants so you won't miss Manila that much. We stayed for the night at Character Hotel, TICC , it boasts its olympic-sized swimming pool, but since we weren't that masochistic to have a night swimming considering the cool temperature at night so we planned to take a dip after the Easter mass the morning after. On our way home, we stopped over at Nuvali for lunch and take a look at the e...

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