CRAFT COFFEE WORKSHOP (with The Manila Review)
A Homey, Creativity-inspiring Hangout for Coffee Connoisseurs, Nomad Managers & Friends :)
I first visited Craft Coffee Workshop last December 15, for the launch of The Manila Review, an independent publication that aims to promote critical thinking on today’s culture and issues, catapulted by Leloy Claudio and Mara Coson. Check it out here. Yes, December 15. Backlog, I know.
As a sucker for aesthetic (and gender neutral) rustic design and great ambiance, I instantly fell in love with the place without having sampled the coffee yet.
Muni Pop-Up Shop: A Christmas Sale for Cultural Creatives :)
Visit the Muni Pop-Up Shop by Muni PH! 
Muni PH is a community of Filipino cultural creatives sharing ideas on mindful living. And with Muni Pop-Up Shop, Muni PH gathers together a few creative individuals selling pre-loved items and & brands / companies offering locally-made / eco-friendly gift options for the more conscious consumer, while growing its community of cultural creatives.
Sign up, spread the word, and get a chance to win freebies from partner brands! Get at least 5 friends to sign up to increase your chances. :)
Learn more about Muni Pop-Up Shop here!
Lol ang ganda ganda lang nitong video! Namesmerize ako.
Ang Bandang Shirley album launch na ngayong Sabado, Disyembre 8!
Mag-Muni Pop-Up Shop muna sa QC tapos dinner na may beer na ng konti kasi mahal sa Makati tapos punta nang Makati para sa Ang Bandang Shirley! :D
A Muni PH Statement Non-tarp “Tarp” :)
Thanks to Abbey of H.E.A.R.T., Ella & Geli of Pop Pins for helping me out! It would have been impossible without you guys. :)
See more shots behind-the-scenes here.
View the event album to learn more about participants, and confirm your attend on the event page! :D
Excited for December 8!
Craft paper & canvas,
Jen
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The Cheapest Round-The-World Trip for P1,500
November 9, 2012
Our minds are our greatest travel benefactors. It allows us to sail seas and cross continents with mere visual, olfactory or gustatory suggestions. And that’s the experience that the Lifestyle Network and Nestle’s Around The World In Small Plates benefit dinner for I Can Serve Foundation at Rockwell Tent attempted to give to its guests.
![Just some of the stuff I’ll be selling at the Travelers’ Garage Sale on Oct. 6 (SAT) at Moonleaf Maginhawa! :)
I’ll also be selling Punchdrunk Panda camera straps, including some that I designed myself. See below for pictures!!
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Might also be doing a trunk show for my latest camera strap design inspired by none other than TRAVEL! :D*Hint: see my Facebook cover photo or my Twitter background.
Click here to declare your attendance. :)Click here to get a Moonleaf drink of your choice + P250 of garage sale credit!View the rest of this album for some of the other stuff up for grabs.
Looking forward to seeing you there!! Say hello! :D
Weee!!-ing,Jen
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Just some of the stuff I’ll be selling at the Travelers’ Garage Sale on Oct. 6 (SAT) at Moonleaf Maginhawa! :)
I’ll also be selling Punchdrunk Panda camera straps, including some that I designed myself. See below for pictures!!
![Proclaimed as the country’s biggest art show on their event page, BLOOM might truly be one of the most significant markers or contemporary art among today’s younger generation, with some 80-90 artists participating in the multi-media exhibit.
Set on Saturday, September 29, 2012 at Cubao X, this event promises to revive the art scene and youthful and idealistic energy that was alive and kicking in Cubao X years ago, which I dare say was also momentarily revived by Punchdrunk Panda’s Anteroom Sessions 2, an event/project I’m proud to have seen through to fruition earlier this year.
I really love such efforts towards making creativity and community thrive. And while Anteroom may not seem as big an effort at promoting the arts as Bloom, I’d like to think of all such endeavors as a collective movement. :)
Having said that, I also jumped on this chance to finally show some of my paintings to the public. I’ve been dabbling with watercolor painting on and off for some two years now. And I while feel small exhibiting next to some really talented and successful contemporaries, I also feel a triumph at finally just putting it out there.
So here are the pieces I submitted for possible display:
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ADHD, 12x16, Pencil, India Ink, Sharpie; Irreverence, 18x18, Watercolor
Old Nepalese Woman, 12x18, Watercolor; Intergalactic Space Giraffe, 12x18, Watercolor; Jewel, 18x24, Watercolor
View bigger pictures of my stuff here.
Apart from paintings, BLOOM will showcase art in many other forms or media, like photography, film, and music, reminding me again of the inspiring electric vibe of creativity (or in layman’s terms, my “kilig”) during Anteroom Sessions 2.
See the long list of featured artists at the BLOOM events page, and invite more friends to come and join in this effort to promote art and artists, and to further foster the creative spirit in Cubao X. :)
Jen
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Proclaimed as the country’s biggest art show on their event page, BLOOM might truly be one of the most significant markers or contemporary art among today’s younger generation, with some 80-90 artists participating in the multi-media exhibit.
Set on Saturday, September 29, 2012 at Cubao X, this event promises to revive the art scene and youthful and idealistic energy that was alive and kicking in Cubao X years ago, which I dare say was also momentarily revived by Punchdrunk Panda’s Anteroom Sessions 2, an event/project I’m proud to have seen through to fruition earlier this year.
I really love such efforts towards making creativity and community thrive. And while Anteroom may not seem as big an effort at promoting the arts as Bloom, I’d like to think of all such endeavors as a collective movement. :)
Having said that, I also jumped on this chance to finally show some of my paintings to the public. I’ve been dabbling with watercolor painting on and off for some two years now. And I while feel small exhibiting next to some really talented and successful contemporaries, I also feel a triumph at finally just putting it out there.
So here are the pieces I submitted for possible display:
Oh, Why: Reproductive freedom & health are human rights
The denial of basic reproductive health services and education = a violation of legally protected human rights? @onlyrevolutions’ thoughts.
