#filipino martin

[zarchivist]

jmart scribbles for today

[caus34concern]

why would he say that...

[suckerforfluff]

is it fucked up that as a filipino i dont know any filipino mc streamers or filipino streamers in general? like the ones who actually stream in tagalog/bisaya/ilocano/ilonggo/whatever dialect???

like im so envious of the ppl who are like "so and so was my childhood im excited to see them in qsmp" and here i am like "wow filipino streamers huh can't wait to meet them ^_^"

[neuvistar]

luka is so filipino coded /j his filipino name is literally allan dante dela rosa

bro is the most filipino guy to ever filipino 😭 buddy probably plays basketball in his free time w shorts n a golden state warriors jersey

[sibbydoo]

If there are any canonical (is that a word?) facial features of the characters shown, I may have just forgotten them. But I’m glad I finally got to roughly doodle how I imagined these characters to look :’)

[jeanlouiecastillo]

“Aswang Skin” (long sleeve) by Jean Louie Castillo Fashion collection “FEAR CESSATION” 2021-2.

This garment was designed with the intention of embodying the idea of ‘fear’ through the exploration of Filipino folklore’s Aswang phenomenon: the a shapeshifter or personification of fear. The designing period of FEAR CESSATION involved in-depth introspective views on what it means to feel ‘fear’, so I plagued my research with personal phobias and things that made my skin crawl.

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The most debilitating phobia of mine is Trypophobia, clusters of holes and stripes. Groups of natural-looking, minuscule hell holes. I have never understood why this affects me so appallingly. Just thinking of it makes me unwell and want to scream. I’m sure many others feel the same way. I thought that by the end of project FEAR CESSATION, my phobia would cease or at least neutralise - I was wrong.

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The Aswang Skin Long Sleeve is a beautiful outcome from such an unspeakable phobia. The garment doesn’t not nauseate me for some reason - perhaps it’s that I’m the one who made it and I know it can’t hurt nor infect me. All my life I’ve been scared of acquiring deathly infections with holes and lumps on the surface of my skin. Dermatitis is bearable but still not something I need or want on my body. (Research reference: Sick Rose by Richard Barnett, Thames & Hudson). Fatal bacteria and germs that inhabit these clusters of holes and lumps are my idea of literal hell. This is a personal phobia I’ve dealt with my entire life and it doesn’t seem to go away; constant hand sanitisation, mask wearing and avoidance of skin to skin contact with strangers still isn’t enough for me. I want to swim in concentrated bleach to know that I’m pure and thoroughly sterilised.

With this garment, I’ve managed to become a philocalist of trypophobia… (only for a second) if you look past the revolting clusters and the logical meaning that there are millions of deadly inhabitants writhing inside, then you’ll see the beauty in repetition of lines, circles and dots in textile form. The stretch cotton long sleeve has pintucks (fabric manipulation) on the sleeves and torso, the worst places to be infected, if so, with black fabric paint to enhance the trypophobia appearance. If you’re a fashion fan, you’ll see the Margiela reference through the silhouette (Martin Margiela, Sock Sweater, AW91). This piece, stylistically, is a heavy nod and a love letter Martin Margiela (my saviour).

[upismediacenter]

UPIS, nagkaisa upang manatiling #BuhayAngEDSA

Nakiisa ang komunidad ng University of the Philippines Integrated School (UPIS) sa paggunita ng ika-38 na anibersaryo ng EDSA People Power Revolution noong Pebrero 25 na pinangunahan ng Departamento ng Araling Panlipunan mula Pebrero 26 hanggang 29 sa loob ng UPIS sa pamamagitan ng pagsusuot ng bibe hair clip.

Ang pagsuot ng bibe hair clip ay pakikiisa sa mas makabagong paraan ng pagpapakita ng protesta. Simboliko ang pagsusuot ng bibe hair clip dahil maiuugnay ito sa nangyaring protesta ng mga mamamayan ng Taiwan at Hong Kong laban sa opresyon ng Mainland China na hindi kinikilala ang soberanya ng mga teritoryong ito.

Bilang panimulang gawain, naglabas ng pahayag ang Departamento ng Araling Panlipunan noong Pebrero 26 sa Facebook na nagbahagi ng pakikiisa ng departamento, Kilusang Araling Panlipunan (KAP), at buong komunidad ng UPIS sa paggunita ng anibersaryo. Sa pahayag na ito, ipinaalala ang ikinakatawan ng anibersaryo—ang pag-aalala sa pagkakaisa at pakikibaka ng taumbayan na siyang nagbigay-daan sa panunumbalik ng demokrasya at kalayaan sa bansa sa pamamagitan ng mapayapang rebolusyon. Inilatag rin ang isyu na tinanggal ito sa mga araw ng non-working holiday ng taon at ang isyu ng Charter Change na banta sa demokrasyang ipinaglaban ng mga Pilipino ng nakaraang 38 taon. Winakasan ito sa pamamagitan ng pagbibigay-diin sa kahalagahan ng demokrasya sa lipunan at sa patuloy na pag-alala ng komunidad ng UPIS sa mga pangyayari sa kasaysayan sa gitna ng ginagawang pagpapahina at pagbubura ng diwa ng EDSA sa kasalukuyan. Kasama rin sa inilabas ang imbitasyon ng departamento na makilahok ang mga mag-aaral sa pagsusuot ng bibe hair clip.

Bukod sa pagsusuot ng bibe hair clip, naging bahagi rin ng mga gawain ang mga dilaw na ribbon na itinali sa iba't ibang gate ng gusali ng K-2, 3-6, at 7-12 pati na rin sa mga pinto ng mga silid bilang simbolo ng pagkakaisa laban sa rehimen ng Diktadurang Marcos Sr. at bilang pagpapakita ng dedikasyon sa demokrasya. Nagmula ang tradisyong ito bilang pagsalubong sa pagbalik ni Dating Senador Ninoy Aquino matapos ang tatlong taong pagka-exile sa Estados Unidos, tulad ng isinasaad sa kantang “Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Ole Oak Tree” na tungkol sa paglaya at pag-uwi ng isang ex-convict. Bilang tugon sa tema ng EDSA, naglagay rin ang KAP ng isang freedom wall sa labas ng Departamento ng Araling Panlipunan upang mahikayat ang mga estudyante na malayang isulat ang kanilang mga nalalaman sa paksa.

Ayon kay Ginoong Joseph Tablizo, ang tagapayo ng KAP, hangarin ng programang maipaalala at hikayating makiisa ang buong komunidad ng UPIS sa paggunita sa halaga ng EDSA People Power sa ating kasaysayan, at maipakita ang diwa ng demokrasya sa pamamagitan ng napapanahong paraan ng pagpoprotesta. Umaasa rin ang tagapayo na may napulot na aral ang mga mag-aaral mula sa programang ito.

Sa mga salita ni Ginoong Joseph Tablizo, “...masasabing iba-iba na ang depiksyon ng mga mag-aaral ng UPIS sa demokrasya… Ito ay nagpapakita na nabubuhay pa rin ang kahulugan ng kalayaan sa kabataan, iba-iba man ang interpretasyon nila.” Sa pagdiriwang ng ika-38 na anibersaryo ng EDSA People Power Revolution, sana ay alalahanin ang tunay na kasaysayan ng Pilipinas sa harap ng lahat ng nangyayaring historical distortion sa lipunan. Hindi dapat kalimutan ang ipinaglaban ng mga mamamayang Pilipino para sa demokrasya; gawin itong lakas upang makamit natin muli ang tunay na kalayaan. //nina Martin Arevalo, Sophia Dormiendo, at Elis Reyes

[nuovocparadiso]

Death of Nintendo (2020).

Dir. Raya Martin / dop: Ante Cheng.

[artistaforever]

[mementoasts]

jonathan sims head archivist of the magnus institute london

[seriouslyisolde]

babies??? PaRents??? BABIES? pArEnTs??? Babies? parents??

i often say that i want to be happy but why do i always do this to myself

here's to another tragic couple 💀💀💀

[wikipediadogdotnet]

my phone isabout to die but i need to complain abt how people draw martin tma RIGH NTOW

[josh0555]

This is the 2013 Christmas Station ID Theme Song from ABS-CBN. The Christmas Station ID theme song is "Thank You for the Love" which was sung by various Kapamilya stars. The Christmas Station ID theme song was led by the couple. Gary Valenciano and Pops Fernandez, who are known as the couple from ABS-CBN, Martin Nievera and Sharon Cuneta who are known as the couple from GMA and Ogie Alcasid and Regine Velasquez who are truly known as the couple from TV5. They are also known for the 2005 Christmas Station ID Theme Song from GMA, "Kapuso, Ikaw Ang Star ng Pasko". Somehow, New singers like Billy Crawford and Sarah Geronimo have joined the choir before they got married in January 15, 2014.

[gookywookie-blog]

Cocoromi Martin (Kuromi in the pose of Coco Martin)

I did say I'd post art here before, and I'll start with one of my most favorite works lol

[masaroisu26]

[snekdood]

i think some ppl dont understand the difference between being full on consciously bigoted + going out of your way to harass a minority and someone who heard phrases from their friends and family while not actually holding any ill will towards whichever minority