Iloilo student Edgian James Florida is expressing his love for nature and fashion through his ‘green artwork’ which incorporates leaves, petals, and other natural materials found in the Philippines.
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LOOK: Papercraft boat souvenirs released for Philippines’ Quincentennial
Papercraft boat souvenirs have been released for the Philippines’ celebration of the 500 years anniversary of Lapu Lapu’s Mactan victory in 1521 and the participation of the country in the first circumnavigation of the world.
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LOOK: Meteor Shower lights up Philippines’ night skies these last days of July
Look! The Southern Delta Aquarid meteor shower will give stargazers a treat as shooting stars streak through the Philippines’ night skies these last days of July.
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LOOK: Food To Help Boost Our Immune System
Readily-available food found in the Philippines can actually help boost the immune system to fight the coronavirus disease or COVID-19.
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LOOK: 6 Filipino Science & Tech innovations commercially available in 2020
Six Filipino science and technology innovations may soon be available in the market as the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) targets the commercial release of products developed for health and medicine, agriculture, and mass transportation.
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LOOK: UP Lantern Parade celebrates 50 years of spotlighting key issues during the holiday season
The annual University of the Philippines (UP) Lantern Parade in Diliman again went beyond being a showcase of creativity to deliver key messages about current societal issues, exactly 50 years since the much-anticipated Christmas season tradition became a venue for protest. The UP, an acknowledged bastion of academic freedom where students are encouraged to hone […]
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LOOK: Motorsport lovers can drive their very own battle-tested Vios Race Cars
Motorsport enthusiasts and aspiring racers can now drive their own Vios Race Cars that were tested at the Vios Racing Festival 2019. The race-ready Vios One Make Race (OMR) models, which were driven by sport racers, celebrity racers, and sports media at the Vios Cup Challenges on the Clark International Speedway, are now being sold […]
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LOOK: Pinoy Jeepney signboard-inspired designer energy drink cans
The iconic Pinoy jeepney’s colorful signboards have inspired design fonts and mock soda cans for the “King of the Philippine roads”. A Filipino designer based in Laguna province used the Cubao FREE and Quiapo FREE fonts to put together designs for PASADA Energy Drinks as a tribute to the drivers of jeepneys that continue to […]
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LOOK: Travelers explore Intramuros on eScooters
Travelers in the Philippines can now get hold of a traffic-free way to see the sights of Intramuros in Manila using the GrabWheels eScooters. The Department of Tourism inked a deal with transport company GRAB to allow tourists to roam around the historic walled city of Manila on two-wheel personal mobility devices (PMD). The GrabWheels […]
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LOOK: Cebu City’s Malacañang sa Sugbo transformed into a beautiful museum
The National Museum of the Philippines will lead the transformation of the Malacañang sa Sugbo building in Cebu City into a museum. The proposal to set up a national museum in Cebu coincides with preparations for the Philippines’ quincentennial commemoration of Ferdinand Magellan’s arrival in the Philippines and marking the achievement of circumnavigating the world. […]
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LOOK: Cebu startup produces plantable pencils that grow into herbs and fruits
What is a plantable pencil? It’s a Cebu-based startup company’s solution to throwing away pencils that are too short for writing or drawing. Eco Hub Cebu produces and sells pencils that can grow into plants once the stub is placed on moist soil. The environmentally-friendly company from Cebu developed the regular pencil using gelatin capsules […]
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LOOK: How to Download National Artist-inspired font Imao Obra Typeface
A Filipino National Artist-inspired new font called the Obra Typeface is now available for free download courtesy of the Ayala Museum and J. Walter Thompson. The Obra Typeface series honors the Philippines’ National Artists by having their names remembered through typefaces inspired by their masterpieces. The first of the series of fonts is named after […]
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