The adobo design competition was first launched in 2007 by adobo magazine, the Philippines’ premier advertising and brand communications magazine. The competition aims to bring out the best in design and to celebrate the talents behind the work.
This year’s theme is REDUCE. REUSE. RECYCLE.
Four-color newspapers printed in edition of 2000 each. Part of the solo exhibition “Stephanie Syjuco: Total Fabrications” at the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston, Dec 12, 2008 - Feb. 22, 2009. You can check her website here. (more…)
Paul Samonte specializes in photography and graphic design as well as a little bit video work. He likes to share things he’s most passionate about–not to mention lots of pizzas and pastas in his front desk.
From Liyab Pilipinas, the organizers of Shoot to Move the Nation: “Due to too many requests to ignore, we are extending our deadline to January 31, 2009.”
Capture the dignity of the Filipino worker in one frame.
Marami pang bayani sa bayan natin.
Honor the Filipinos back home.
SHOOT TO MOVE THE NATION.
You may download the entry form here.
Robx Bautista is a young freelance graphic designer and illustrator dedicated to delivering design solutions and oodles of doodles whenever you need them. Great stuff… worth a look. 
Project by Mark Salvatus @ Green Papaya
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What if you were tasked to take over MMDA and make a new urban plan? What will you do? What will you change? Be creative! be innovative! It can be simple to grand / utopian plan… or serious to fun-unrealistic one… grab your camera and roam the city and see what you can do…
To everyone who has been visiting Plus63, thank you so much. We would like to send our Holiday Cheers to you guys! Asteg!
Our own Paolo Dizon’s work got featured at Typography Served. You can also check his behance page here.
Dunnhill obviously likes color and lovely women (who doesn’t), just look at his portfolio… it screams beautiful! Great detail and compositions in his artworks! A talented artist to look out for.
+63 is a collective blog dedicated to providing an online venue for Philippine creatives. The idea behind +63 is to create a rallying point for the industry by adapting and updating the international country code for the Philippines into a recognizable trademark for Filipino culture, design, and art.
The site features articles and entries on industry trends and provides a base for interaction among Filipino artists by allowing user participation. The goal is to provide a source for updates on developments in the field and a venue for relevant discussion.
