The Future Me

by Ashley Lobrigo 

Architecture is the art and technique of designing and building, as distinguished from the skills associated with construction. It is both the process and the product of sketching, conceiving, planning, designing, and constructing buildings or other structures.

I see myself when the time comes, this is the position I want to work hard and hard work and perseverance, before I enter senior high school this is the job I thought I would take when I graduated from college, this is not my became the first choice and this is my second I think I will like until it became the final and I always look forward to myself in this job when I get it one day

 

The Future Me

 

by Glaiza B. Felices

The Trapunto painting method is the focal point of my artwork, which I employ to realize my creative vision. My goal is to work as a data analyst in Japan, where I can use my enthusiasm for data and analytical abilities to enhance technology and the business environment there. In addition to its cleanliness and beauty, Japan's cuisine really appeals to me, so I hope that my future self will be able to realize her dreams of a fulfilling life.

The Future Me

by Sofia A. Legion

This is my digital artwork of the future me. My dream is to become a registered nurse, so the strand I took in senior high school is STEM, which includes the nursing course here. I want to become a nurse because I am the first one in our race to study medicine with both my parents. One of my inspirations is the unknown doctor who, when I had an accident during the pandemic and stitched up my knee, suddenly said I wish they could be like me, and until now, this has been one of my inspirations. One of my reasons is my family, because I want to give them the honor of being cared for with enough knowledge to make up for the medicine workers who fought during the pandemic.

A Tribute To The National Artist

 

 

by Heyzel Lagos

I penned a tribute essay to a national Filipino artist, driven by the profound impact of their creative legacy. This tribute humanizes the artist's journey, navigating through the depths of their inspiration, challenges, and triumphs. By encapsulating their unique contribution to our cultural heritage, the essay seeks to convey the artist's essence beyond their craft. It's a heartfelt recognition of their role in shaping the cultural identity of the Philippines, a narrative woven with passion and resilience. Through this tribute, I aim to immortalize the artist's spirit, fostering a connection between their artistic expressions and the collective appreciation of our national artistic heritage.

Artistic Icons: Tribute to GAMABA Awardees

Performance Task # 4

by Glaiza Felices

Our university artwork, The Gawad sa Manlilikha ng Bayan, honors sixteen exceptional conventional artists, together with Estelita Tumandan Bantilan (B'laan weaver), Samaon Sulaiman (Yakan weaver), Alonzo Saclag (Kalinga tattoo artist), and Uwang Ahadas (Maguindanao kutyapi), which includes the producer. ), Lang Dulay (T'boli dream tailor), Masino Intaray (B'laan coppersmith), Federico Caballero (Hiligaynon epic singer), Ginaw Bilog (Hanunuo Mangyan poet), Salinta Monon (T'boli ikat weaver), Macli-ing Dulag (Kalinga music teacher), in Yabing Maslon Dulo (B'lan Ikat weaver). These artists excel in their traditional art, maintaining and celebrating the cultural history of the Philippines via their craftsmanship and understanding. For the honorary recipients of Gawad Sa Manalikha ng Bayan, their dedication to holding the cultural historical past of the Philippines is enabled by their conventional artwork and is sincerely inspiring. Their know-how and determination in their craft no longer only honor our network but are also a beacon of delight for the country as a whole. Intricate weaving, extraordinary music, and great handicrafts are a testament to the richness and resilience of Filipino subculture. Gamaba’s artwork touches the hearts and souls of endless individuals, weaving collectively the beyond, gift, and destiny of our cherished hometown. Thank you, THE GAMABA, for your helpful contribution to highlighting the richness and variety of our cultural cloth.

A Tribute To The National Artist

 

by Ashley Lobrigo

A beautiful word that describes us Filipinos is that we are very creative in what we do and quick to think of ways to create something or anything else that is the work of Filipino blood. This poster supports or loves our unique characteristics as Filipinos. As a Filipino, it is a great honor to be in the country where I was raised and where I belong. The people illustrated on this page illustrate how, as long as a Filipino is highly creative, their circumstances do not limit their ability to be creative. In fact, their circumstances often inspire creativity.

A Tribute To The National Artist

by Sofia Legion

One of the things that an artist should show is a broad mind and love for what he does. As a view of appreciation to our national artists in our country, especially for our beloved country, the Philippines, this art I made shows a view of respect and inspiration to create this beautiful art. Here you can see one of the traditional and well-known clothes worn in our country, the paddy, which is one of my appreciations of the art of our Mr. Fernando Amorsolo, our flag that symbolises our beloved country. The symbols of music, because our country is one of the most creative, beautiful, and talented artists in the field of music. Our own script or way of writing and colourful colours were used to give vitality and beauty to all the art contained in our work.