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TIJON MIAMI X RAMSÉS MEJÍA

A rendez-vous between art and fragance.

Four illustrations inspired by iconic places in the city of Miami, created exclusively for the four signature perfumes of Tijon Miami.

The artworks will debut and be exhibited during Art Basel in the Tijon Miami store.

1600 Ponce de León Bldv Suite A

Coral Gables, Miami, Florida. 33134

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Un rendez-vous entre el arte y la fragancia.

Cuatro ilustraciones inspiradas en lugares icónicos de la ciudad de Miami, creadas exclusivamente para los cuatro perfumes firma de Tijon Miami.

Las obras debutarán y estarán expuestas en el marco del Art Basel en la tienda de Tijon Miami.

1600 Ponce de León Bldv Suite A

Coral Gables, Miami, Florida. 33134

COCONUT GROVE

This is my interpretation of the golden light that filters and shines through the lush tropical vegetation which is distinctive of this neighborhood, the oldest in Miami.

“Grove” que en español se traduce como “arboleda”, es mi interpretación de la luz dorada que se cuela y brilla entre la vegetación tropical exhuberante, característica de este barrio, el más antiguo de Miami.

OCEAN DRIVE

It evokes the continuous sway of the waves and the sea breeze that bathes the South Beach neighborhood, a canvas reflecting the blue of the sky and the glamour of the Art Déco buildings.

Evoca el movimiento continuo de las olas y la brisa marina que bañan al barrio de South Beach, un lienzo que refleja el azul del cielo y el glamour de los edificios Art Déco.

CORAL WAY

The home of Tijon Miami is a zone of luxury stores, gardens, and classical and Mediterranean-inspired architecture. In this particular piece, I wanted to make an allegory to the pink tones of the flamingos and the iridescent texture of pearls and seashells.

El hogar de Tijon Miami, una zona de tiendas de lujo, jardines y arquitectura de inspiración clásica y mediterránea. En esta pieza mi intención era hacer una alegoría de los tonos rosados de los flamencos y la textura nacarada de las perlas y conchas marinas.

CALLE OCHO

Located in the center of the Little Havana neighborhood, with its festivals and cultural activities, it represents Miami's Latin soul: color, movement, dance, flavor, and energy.

Ubicada en el centro del barrio de la Pequeña Habana, con sus festivales y actividades culturales, representa el alma latina de Miami: color, movimiento, baile, sabor, energía.

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Pelikultura 2018: The CALABARZON Film Festival #BuhayElbi

It is yet another year for Pelikultura: The CALABARZON Film Festival, a three-day event filled with workshops, forums and of course, film screenings. One of their events is the #BuhayElbi competition wherein students get to showcase the diversity in culture of the Los Baños Community. The UP Film Circle submitted six films, including this year’s winner, Omads. 

#MyFirstVlog

#MyFirstVlog follows Rafa as he tries to capture what he loves about UPLB and the community around it in his first vlog. The short but sweet film

directed by Ana Salvador captured the iconic Oblation to the unconventional places in a vlog about UPLB.

With the concept of making unfamiliar places familiar, it showed that vlogging, other than it to be just a typical thing to do while travelling, is also personal and a way of sharing a part of yourself to the world.

I also enjoyed the comedic approach that they incorporated to the concept. The way that each scene was cut, the editing, the dialogue and the way Rafa delivered it were absolutely amazing. It made the film interesting and left me laughing for the entire minute and 58 seconds and until I was done watching it. I watched it a few more times after and the humor still got me.

Overall, I think #MyFirstVlog is a light-hearted film that combined a trending practice, an intimate experience and humor very well. If you want to lighten things up, take a break for a couple of minutes to watch this.

Homesick

Have you ever had that heavy feeling that makes everything around you turn to gray as your memories grow brighter in technicolor, the voices you used to hear louder and the places you used to walk in farther away from you. Homesick made me feel that.

Homesick, a short film directed by Leo Diamante, is about a boy’s life in Los Baños. It follows through different places from the famous landmarks such as the Oblation and the quiet unfamiliar streets within F.O. Santos to the solace of his own bedroom making its audience feel the protagonist’s yearning for the entire two minutes.

For a quiet film, it was surprising how it left me with a heavy heart. The short stills of places and Kenneth Rementilla’s Recollection constructed a silent monologue telling you the way the protagonist felt about leaving LB while making you remember how you feel about LB. And that heavy feeling just doubled upon hearing the voice of Geraldine Loares towards the end of the film.

All in all, Homesick is a cascade of intense emotions about a place that reminds you of unforgettable memories, remarkable people and even the most mundane things in your life. This is absolutely my favorite and I think everyone who loves and thinks that LB is home will agree with me.

Jeyl Breyk

Upon seeing the way the title of this short film was written, I was already ready to laugh and witness a light-hearted creation after the heavy feelings Homesick gave me.

Jeyl Breyk, directed by Gil Angelo Bosita, tells the story of three roommates. It simply follows through a portion of their lives wherein they live with people of their age coming from different backgrounds, struggling to balance academics and personal responsibilities with the unlikely combination of a jailbreak and a brownout.

Showing how it feels to live in a dormitory while recreating an actual event that happened in LB last year is creative and a great concept to build a film from. But the way that the dialogue between the characters felt unnatural and a bit exaggerated. I think half of it was because of the way the script was written and the other half was from the delivery of lines by the guy doing his laundry and the guy wearing a face mask.

But in general, it was an entertaining film with a good concept that represented an essential part of the elbi life. Yes, the film had that potential and could have been a lot funnier but all in all, it was still a delight.

Kuwit

Kuwit, also comma in English, indicates a pause between parts of a sentence. With this said, I initially thought that this would be a metaphor for yet again another sad film. But I was wrong.

Directed by Mannielieen Cagatulla and Manuel Balmeo, Kuwit is a short documentary film that used a series of interviews about a certain subject that has been a big part of the UPLB community. It also included the different types of interviewees and covered all the reactions that there is about the loss of a valued presence. These details made it look genuine while sparking up curiosity on what or who these people are talking about.

Furthermore, the concept of representation of things or even people we tend to lose over time was excellent, making the film already relatable from the beginning and as it progresses with the element of mystery still intact. It also became a good entry point for comedy making the film both humorous yet meaningful as a whole.

Although the film was nothing grand in particular, the concept, directing, acting and editing were remarkable. It’s definitely one of the films wherein the elbi community can identify with from start to finish.

Sunday

In a student’s life, there always has to be that point where you slipped yourself away from your budget and realize that you lost control over your expenses for the past few days. By that moment, you clearly forgot about it because there are tons of things on your plate and now you sit, hungry and infuriated with yourself. That is what Sunday is about.

Written and directed by Mac Andre Arboleda and starred by a great friend, Alelee Alvarez, I was absolutely excited to see this two-minute film. It follows Alelee on her quest to find food when she woke up hungry and out of money on a Sunday.

The thing that I liked about it the most is the use of a pale color scheme combined with a background music that suggests what it feels like to wake up on a Sunday, hungry and hopeless, without the use of words.

All in all, the film was pretty simple and straightforward yet it also managed to be light and witty making it a must see for everyone.

Omads

Upon reading the title of the winning film for this year’s #BuhayElbi competition, I got curious what Omads actually mean. I’m sometimes slow at understanding jokes so I actually had to watch the film first before getting what it was.

A film directed by Juan Magno Iya, Omads tells the story of Hulyo and follows him through the struggles of a student on his way to an 8 A.M. exam. Inspired by Terry Gilliam’s Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas and Christian Linaban’s Superpsychocebu, it combined the films’ recurring theme and an ordinary situation of a UPLB student.

Being naïve of what these films actually are, I initially didn’t know what to say other than it was light, funny and trippy all at the same time. But upon a closer look on the catalysts of this winning piece, I think I saw what set this film apart from all the others.

Thinking about the theme #BuhayElbi, the films mentioned above were sort of already expected to be present whereas Omads brought something innovative. It was refreshing to see a new genre, despite of it having certain stigmas, to be combined with another ordinary situation in UPLB.

Altogether, there might be confusion for people who are not yet aware of this film genre but it’s always nice to see something new and get out of the ordinary. Omads did that. And besides, it already won this year, I don’t see any reason why you shouldn’t see it.

It’s a great selection and you should definitely watch these films. See more of UP Film Circle’s works at facebook.com/upfilmcircle or follow them on twitter (@upfilmcircle). 

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ELBIKON 2018

Last February 17, Magpies launched a new project entitled "Orie Chef" at the fifth installment of ELBIKON organized by The Graphic Literature Guild held in the Baker Memorial Hall in the University of the Philippines Los Baños. ELBIKON is an annual comics convention joined by comic creators, zinesters, and other artists in and outside Los Baños.

 This year's ELBIKON featured more than 100 artists and guests including Richard Mercado (Uy Si Crush), Marian Hukom (Marianie) and Gioseppe Custodio (Loser Mangaka). Rafael Gumboc of GLG gave a workshop on composing comic panels. EK Gonzales aka komikninja also gave a talk on reviewing comics and urged listeners to support the comics community. 

 Magpies' Electromilk talked about how to make art when you hate yourself and gave tips including "obsessing over imagery you enjoy" and telling your mom you love her. Also part of the program was Magpies' Mac Arboleda aka Asshulz's presentation of our latest project in his workshop on comics collaboration.

 "Orie Chef" is a collaborative komiks zine inspired by the iconic Marjorie Sy Cua whose multiple accounts with different names and spooky descriptions were widely speculated by Internet users, particularly those from Facebook and Reddit. The komiks zine was done experimentally; each Magpies member had to take turns drawing one panel each, responding to the previous one (if any) without being allowed to look at the others. The final output is a folded zine with seven panels and a rather absurd story.

 In his workshop, Arboleda reminded attendees that "An artist's work is not just a product of his own" and in fact "a collaboration with his influences, the kuya printers who publish and staple his work, his audiences." This year's ELBIKON had a bit fewer artists and attendees than the last one, but that doesn't mean we won't be there next year. Long live komiks!

Photos courtesy of The Graphic Literature Guild.

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[TASK 031: COLOMBIA]

Shout out to anon for inspiring this task! There’s a masterlist below compiled of over 110+ Colombian faceclaims categorised by gender with their occupation and ethnicity denoted if there was a reliable source. If you want want an extra challenge use random.org to pick a random number! Of course everything listed below are just suggestions and you can pick whichever character or whichever project you desire.

Any questions can be sent here and all tutorials have been linked below the cut for ease of access! REMEMBER to tag your resources with #TASKSWEEKLY and we will reblog them onto the main! This task can be tagged with whatever you want but if you want us to see it please be sure that our tag is the first five tags!

THE TASK

STEP 1: Decide on a FC you wish to create resources for! You can always do more than one but who are you starting with? There are links to masterlists you can use in order to find them and if you want help, just send us a message and we can pick one for you at random!

STEP 2: Pick what you want to create! You can obviously do more than one thing, but what do you want to start off with? Screencaps, RP icons, GIF packs, masterlists, PNG’s, fancasts, alternative FC’s - LITERALLY anything you desire!

STEP 3: Look back on tasks that we have created previously for tutorials on the thing you are creating unless you have whatever it is you are doing mastered - then of course feel free to just get on and do it. :)

STEP 4: Upload and tag with #TASKSWEEKLY! If you didn’t use your own screencaps/images make sure to credit where you got them from as we will not reblog packs which do not credit caps or original gifs from the original maker.

SOME ADVICE FROM US:

Stumped for ideas? Maybe make a masterlist or graphic of your favourite Colombian faceclaims. A masterlist of names. Plot ideas or screencaps from a music video preformed by a Colombian artist. Masterlist of quotes and lyrics that can be used for starters, thread titles or tags. Guides on Colombian culture and customs.

LINKS:

THINGS YOU CAN MAKE FOR THIS TASK -  examples are linked!

Screencaps

RP icons [of all sizes]

Gif Pack [maybe gif icons if you wish]

PNG packs

Manips

Dash Icons

Character Aesthetics

PSD’s

XCF’s

Graphic Templates - can be chara header, promo, border or background PSD’s!

FC Masterlists - underused, with resources, without resources!

FC Help - could be related, family templates, alternatives.

Written Guides.

and whatever else you can think of / make!

Ladies:

Margalida Castro (73) Colombian - actress.

Vicky Hernández (71) Colombian - actress.

Amparo Grisales (60) Colombian - actress.

Luz Stella Luengas (55) Colombian - actress.

Ana María Kamper (52) Colombian, Austrian - artist &actress.

Nina García (51) Colombian - fashion journalist.

Natalia Ramírez  (49) Colombian - actress.

Karina Arroyave (47) Colombian - actress.

Paola Turbay (46) Colombian (Lebanese, Spanish, possibly other) -  actress, model, beauty queen & television presenter.

Catherine Siachoque (45) Colombian - actress.

Sofía Vergara (44) Colombian (Spanish, possibly other), small amount of Italian, 1/16th Venezuelan, likely distant Basque - actress & model.

Margarita Ortega (44) Colombian - actress & television presenter.

Ana María Orozco (43) Colombian - actress.

Paula Garcés (42) Colombian - actress.

Angie Cepeda (42) Colombian - actress.

Carolina Gómez (42) Colombian - actress, presenter & model.

Sandra Beltrán (41) Colombian - actress.

Natasha Klauss (41) Colombian, Lithuanian - actress.

Maritza Rodríguez (41) Colombian - actress.

Valentina Rendón (41) Colombian - actress.

Natalia París (41) Colombian - model.

Indhira Serrano (41) Colombian, Black (unspecified) - actress & model.

Lorena Forteza (40)  Colombian - model & actress.

Estefanía Gómez (40) Colombian - actress.

Andrea Serna (41) Colombian - model.

Mimi Morales (40) Colombian - actress.

Shakira (40) Lebanese / Colombian, including Italian/Sicilian, Spanish [Catalan, Castilian], possibly other - singer, songwriter, dancer & record producer.

Andrea López (39) Colombian - actress.

Danna García (39) Colombian - actress & model.

Flora Martínez (39) Colombian / Canadian - actress.

Danna García (39) Colombian - actress & model.

Adriana Arboleda (38/39)  Colombian - model & presenter.  

Marbelle (37) Colombian - actress & singer.

Angeline Moncayo (37) Colombian - actress & model.

Zulay Henao (37) Colombian - actress.

Carolina Acevedo (37) Colombian - actress.

Carolina Cruz (37) Colombian - model.

Paola Rey (37) Colombian - actress & model.

Verónica Orozco (37) Colombian - actress.

María Fernanda Yepes (36) Colombian - model.

Majida Issa (35) Colombian, Lebanese - actress.

Vanessa Mendoza (35) Afro-Colombian - model.

Catalina Sandino Moreno (35) Colombian - actress.

Maria Dalmazzo (33) Colombian / Chilean, Italian - actress.

Jeymmy Vargas (33) Colombian - model.

Yuly Ferreira (33) Colombian - actress.

Carmen Villalobos (33) Colombian - actress.

Katy Saunders (32) Colombian / English - actress.

Ximena Duque (32) Colombian - actress & model.

Alyssa Diaz (31) Colombian, Mexican - actress.

Sara Corrales (31) Colombian - actress, model & dancer.

Catalina Denis (31) Colombian - actress & model.

Carla Giraldo (30) Colombian - actress, model & singer.

Jery Sandoval (30) Colombian - actress, model & singer.

Diane Guerrero (30) Colombian - actress. - actress, TV host, model & beauty queen.

Sandra Vergara (28) Colombian (Spanish, possibly other), small amount of Italian, 1/16th Venezuelan, likely distant Basque - actress & model.

Alexa Vega (28) Colombian / English, possibly French - actress & singer.

Sandra Vergara (28) Colombian - actress & model.

Laura Perico (27) Colombian - actress.

Viviana Serna (26) Colombian - actress.

Paulina Vega (24) Colombian (Spanish, possibly other)

Ariadna Gutiérrez (23) Colombian - actress, model & beauty queen.

Sofia Carson (23) Colombian - singer & actress.

Kali Uchis (23) Colombian - singer.

Cierra Ramirez (21) Mexican, Colombian - actress, model & singer.

Isabella Gomez (19) Colombian - actress.

Endry Cardeño (?) Colombian - actress.

Claudia Liliana González (?) Colombian - actress.

Andrea Nocetti (?) Colombian - actress & model.

Adriana Romero (?) Colombian - actress.

Men:

Lou Castel (73) Colombian - actor.

Diego Trujillo (56) Colombian - actor.

Carlos Vives (55) Colombian (Spanish, Basque, possibly other), 1/16 Italian - singer, compser & actor.

John Leguizamo (52) Colombian - actor, voice actor, film producer, stand-up comedian, playwright & screenwriter.

Marlon Moren (50) Colombian - actor.

Harry Geithner (49) Colombian - actor.

Gregorio Pernía (46) Colombian - actor.

Rafael Novo (45) Colombian - actor & model.

Juanes (44) Colombian (Spanish, Basque, possibly other) - musician.

Hector Luis Bustamante (44) Colombian - actor.

Adam Garcia (43) Colombian / English - actor, singer & model.

Juan Pablo Raba (40) Colombian, Argentine - actor.

Jaider Villa (40) Colombian - actor & model.

Juan Pablo Llano (39) Colombian - actor & model.

Lincoln Palomeque (39) Colombian - actor.

Julián Román (39) Colombian - actor.

Diego Cadavid (38) Colombian - actor & cinematographer.

Pedro Palacio (38) Colombian - actor.

Andrew Keegan (38) Colombian / English - Colombian / German, Czech - actor.

Wilmer Valderrama (37) Colombian, Venezuelan - actor, singer & television personality.

Fabián Ríos (36) Colombian - actor & model.

Tommy Vásquez (36) Colombian - actor.

Sebastián Martínez (36) Colombian - actor.

Gabriel Valenzuela (35) Colombian - model & actor.

Sebastián Caicedo (35) Colombian - actor.

Ryan Cabrera (34) - singer-songwriter & musician.

Javier Jattin (33) Colombian - actor & model.

Juan Pablo Urrego (31) Colombian - actor.

Radamel Falcao (31) Colombian, 1/8 English - football player.

Miguel Gomez (31) Colombian - actor.

Julián Farietta (28) Colombian - actor & model.

Carlos Valdes (27) Colombian - actor & singer.

Julito McCullum (26) African American, Afro-Colombian - actor.

James Rodríguez (25) Colombian - football player.  

Alberto Rosende (24) Cuban / Colombian - actor.

Manolo González (24) Colombian (Spanish, possibly other), small amount of Italian, 1/32 Venezuelan, likely distant Basque.

Juan Luis Londoño Arias (23) Colombian - singer, songwriter & record producer.

Gabriel Conte (22) Colombian, Cuban - YouTuber.

Gabriel Conte (22) Cuban, Spanish, Colombian - Viner.

Moisés Arias (22) Colombian - actor.

Mateo Arias (21) Colombian - actor.

Matthew Espinosa (19) Colombian / Irish, French, German.

Santiago Segura (?) Colombian  - actor.

Luis Fernando Bohórquez (?) Colombian - actor.

Abel Rodríguez (?) Colombian - actor.

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A NEW KIND OF OUTLAW COMES TO TELEMUNDO ON NEW SUPER SERIES™ “EL BARON” PREMIERING TUESDAY, JANUARY 29 AT 10PM/9C

Francisco Angelini and Maria Elisa Camargo star in this fresh and new story set in the 1970s

MIAMI – December 2018 – Telemundo announced its new Super Series™ “El Baron,” premiering Tuesday, January 29 at 10pm/9C. Filmed in Colombia and set in the 1970s, “El Baron” tells the story of Ignacio “Nacho” Montero, a rebellious young dreamer from Mexico who revolutionizes the world of drug trafficking.

Francisco Angelini and Maria Elisa Camargo head a stellar cast that includes Jorge Luis Moreno, Variel Sánchez, Mauricio Mejía, Gabriel Tarantini, Tania Valencia, Lorena García, Julián Díaz, Kornel Doman, Andres Echevarría, Juana Arboleda and Pedro Suárez, with the special participation of Julio Bracho, Juan Pablo Llano and Carolina Gómez.

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  “We are excited to present ‘El Baron,’ a fresh new story about a different type of outlaw that is based on real events, with top-notch production values and attention to period detail,” said Marcos Santana, President of Telemundo Global Studios. “I have no doubt that the character of ‘Nacho Montero’ will captivate audiences.”

In “El Baron” “Nacho” begins by smuggling cigarettes, then marijuana, and eventually, thanks to his charisma and intelligence, he partners with druglord Pablo Escobar to create the world’s most important narcotics distribution route. Featuring iconic 70s sets, fashion and music, the new Super Series™ captures the essence of the era and gives the audience a lighter and more intimate experience.

Also joining the cast are Natasha Klaus, Carlos Camacho, Kristina Lilley, Michelle Rouillard and Juan Calero, among others.

“El Baron” is an original Sony production for Telemundo, directed by Rodrigo Triana and Danny Gavidia, and with Executive Producers Silvia Duran for Sony, and Ximena Canturias and Marcos Santana for Telemundo.

For more information, please visit www.telemundo.com or follow “El Baron” on Facebook.com/elbaron, Instagram and Twitter @elbarontv.

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