Book Illustration
Ang Araw ng mga Ina (Mother's Day), Written by John Patrick Solano, Adarna House
Digital | 2023It's Mother's Day, and a little boy and his mother are selling flowers to customers while learning about the concept of subtraction.
The characters and background were designed to be whimsical and adorable so that learning about mathematics can be a fun experience for kids.
The Dad Who Had to Read a Bedtime Story, Written by G.M. Reyes, Amazon
Digital | 2024Two kids want one simple thing: for their father to read them a bedtime story. As the kids tenacity convince their hesitant father, chaos and fun ensues!
Kili-Kili: Body Parts and Clothing in Filipino, Written by Jocelyn Fransisco, Ph.d, Little Yellow Jeepney Publishing
Digital | 2024Learn all about the names of body parts and clothing in Filipino!
Ang Payong na Takot sa Ulan (The Umbrella Who is Afraid of Rain), Written by Rommel Pamaos, Lampara House
Paper Art and Gouache | 2022This book is a story about an umbrella afraid of the rain. I wanted the gouache to reflect the watery nature of rainfall in a colorful way.The publishing of this book is part of my prize as Lampara Publishing House’s Illustrator Awardee for 2019.
Hey Nanay, I See You. (Hey Mother, I See You.)
Procreate | 2022This book explores the different struggles of motherhood in a society that can make life difficult.
Ang Dagat na Kumukuha ng Tatay (The Sea that Takes Fathers)
Procreate | 2020This is a story about a mysterious ocean who takes fisherman fathers away, because of their dynamite fishing.
To Those Who Despair
Procreate | 2022Independently published, this project is an illustrated version of a poem by Ka-Pepe Diokno, meant to inspire hope in the midst of all the evil in the world.
Branding & Design
Pinoy Fresh | Adobe Illustrator | 2021Pinoy Fresh is a juice drink brand in the Philippines.I was tasked with creating a logo and packaging design for their initial launch. The brand wanted to convey the fun-loving and quirky nature of their 100% natural juice drink.
Rude Shirts | Adobe Illustrator | 2021Bananacute, a media company about Filipino culture, asked me to create humorous shirts with rude sayings.The shirts contained rude sayings in Baybayin, one of the traditional Filipino writing systems. I paired this with retro-style cute illustrations that made the shirts trendy and hid their true meanings.