![Poster c/o Nomad Manager
Come join us for a garage sale for travelers, by travelers on:October 6, 2012 (Saturday), 11AM-6PMVenue: Moonleaf Tea Shop, Maginhawa Street, Teachers’ Village
Organized by yours truly (as a result of brokeness from my 2.5-month solo trip around Asia, and prevention from falling into debt after my Dumaguete-Bacolod and India trips this October), this Travelers’ Garage Sale gathers together 5 traveler-bloggers, Nomad Manager, Wanderrgirl, Thysz, Walking Lens Cap, All Things Artspiring, on a noble quest to fulfill our passion for travel, while providing you with lots of cheap options for clothes, books, bags, cameras, film, suitcases, and other things you might find useful for your travels as well. :)
Here’s just some of the items I’ll be selling.
BUT WAIT, there’s more! :D
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Help us spread the word and get a free Moonleaf drink of your choice and P250 worth of garage sale shopping credit! Just join the Rafflecopter below. :)
a Rafflecopter giveaway
Only entries made from October 1-5 will be accepted.Three (3) winners will be announced on October 6 by @nomadmanager via Twitter.For obvious reasons, prizes may be only be claimed at the Travelers’ Garage Sale.
Click here to confirm your attendance!Good luck and I hope to see you there! :D
Jen
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Poster c/o Nomad Manager
Come join us for a garage sale for travelers, by travelers on:
October 6, 2012 (Saturday), 11AM-6PM
Venue: Moonleaf Tea Shop, Maginhawa Street, Teachers’ Village
Organized by yours truly (as a result of brokeness from my 2.5-month solo trip around Asia, and prevention from falling into debt after my Dumaguete-Bacolod and India trips this October), this Travelers’ Garage Sale gathers together 5 traveler-bloggers, Nomad Manager, Wanderrgirl, Thysz, Walking Lens Cap, All Things Artspiring, on a noble quest to fulfill our passion for travel, while providing you with lots of cheap options for clothes, books, bags, cameras, film, suitcases, and other things you might find useful for your travels as well. :)
Here’s just some of the items I’ll be selling.
BUT WAIT, there’s more! :D
![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:
Hariharalaya Retreat Centre - Siem Reap, Cambodia
Though words, pictures or videos cannot describe how at home, and at peace I found myself at Hariharalaya where I spent most of my first two weeks of travel, I try to capture a bit of that in this inspired video. And I can only hope that when I do visit them again (as I’m sure I will be back), that I will feel just as at home then. :)
View my blog post on Hariharalaya here.
Love and cosmic connections,
Jen
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Created a quick, rough and dirty visual for Punchdrunk Panda’s newsletter this week. :)
Being a sucker for travel and vintage stuff, it was only natural that I choose to use a vintage suitcase with stickers to announce PdP’s Midsummer Markdown Madness.
Been wanting to make something with those elements, and now, I finally had a reason to! I’m considering adopting some of the elements for my blog. When I free up my workload or stop procrastinating. Harhar.
Back to work,
Jen
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SUMMER SALE at www.punchdrunkpanda.com!
Click here for more info.Spread the word and tell your friends! :)
Happy sunbathing,
The PdP Team
My 7th video. :)
Or 4th.
If you don’t really count the Vincent Moon ones since they hardly involve any editing. :P
Read my review on Pipino Vegetarian Restaurant! :)
PdP Blogger Hangout #3: Batch 3 Skimmers
One of the great perks of being a part of Punchdrunk Panda is that our product launches give us an excuse to meet interesting people. :D
For this hangout, we were joined by:
BLOGGERS
• Charlene Ajose - http://charleneajose.tumblr.com/
• Lois Yasay - http://www.wearesolesisters.com/
• Gela Abores - http://www.boatridethroughthesky.com/
• Raleene Cabrera - http://www.raleene.com/
• Helga Weber - http://blog.ditz-revolution.net/
SKIMMER DESIGNERS
• Selena Salang - Slow Hello / Ang Bandang Shirley
• Robbie Bautista - http://thecreativedork.com/
…and showcased our PdP skimmer designs:
• AIRMAIL by Ge Mapa & Selena Salang
• DREAMERS by Robbie Bautista & Cheyser Pedregosa
• GOING PLACES by Kasey Albano & Arriane Serafico
• KICK FLICKS by JP Cuison & Saab Magalona
• MANIC MAYAN by Kitkat Pecson & Patricia Prieto
Punchdrunk Panda skimmers will be available starting March 31, 2012 at Anteroom Sessions 2 on 4pm-11pm in Cubao Expo.
Then online at http://punchdrunkpanda.com/main/ after the event. :)
This blogger hangout was held at Pipino Vegetarian Restaurant by PINO at Malingap Street, UP Teacher’s Village Quezon City.
Visit their website here: http://www.pipinovegetarian.com/Thanks to our interns Pauline Santillan & Steph Yu for helping make this event happen! :)
Vincent Moon - On Creating Art
02.25.12 Conversations on the road with Vincent Moon.
Was in the car with Karlo, Bert & Bea on our way to Zambales from Manila. :)
Shot with my LX5 and no extra audio recording equipment (obviously). Haha.
Here, he talks about art consumption and creation in the age of the internet, easy-to-use gadgets and applications.
I’ll be uploading more snippets of our conversations in the coming days/weeks. :D
View my other Vincent Moon videos (or other videos in general) here.
Vincent Moon - On Music in Film
02.25.12 Conversations on the road with Vincent Moon.
Was in the car with Karlo, Bert & Bea on our way to Zambales from Manila. :)
Shot with my LX5 and no extra audio recording equipment (obviously). Haha.
Here I asked how he got into film, and the Take Away Shows in particular, because that’s where he began to get a lot of recognition too.
I’ll be uploading more snippets of our conversations in the coming days/weeks. :D
In the meantime, you can watch some of my other videos here.
Or you can also see what Vincent Moon had to say On Audio Recording for Film.
Chairs,
Jen
Vincent Moon - On Audio Recording for Film
02.25.12 Conversations on the road with Vincent Moon.
Was in the car with Karlo, Bert & Bea on our way to Zambales from Manila. :)
Shot with my LX5 and no extra audio recording equipment (obviously). Haha.
I was just curious about how he was able to shoot the audio for his Take Away Show videos with such clarity. So yeah, there.
I’ll be uploading more snippets of our conversations in the coming days/weeks. :D
In the meantime, you can watch some of my other videos here.
Ciao,
Jen
