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Art, things made, places found. A few stories from a curious chicken.


Your website isn't finished. It's just online.
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Wix, Squarespace or build it yourself in 2026? Think past the first year.
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The Round Is Over. Your Spoon Is Still Putting.
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Design trends October 2026: warmth needs proof
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The Fare Went Up. The Breathing Room Didn’t.
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The Little Shot That Does Not Need an Audience
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Alex Eala Made TIME. The Sala Made a Coaching Staff.
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Episode 27: Tita Puring's House
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The Snow-Globe Trick That Makes Gemini Build a Whole Tiny World
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BiNeuron promises a local AI coding assistant with no cloud bill. Here's what "local" actually costs you.
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Gilas Won By 31. The Barangay Tanod Is Now a Basketball Analyst.
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China Sent Flares Over Our Plane. We're Billing Them for the Fireworks Show.
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91% of Designers Use AI Now. That's Exactly Why Your Hand Matters More.
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Hope Is Not a Vibe. It's a Skill We Never Stopped Practicing.
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The Untouchable Got Touched
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Three Ingredients, One Box of Cake Mix, and the Purple Donut That Made My Titas Suspicious
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Episode 26: The Call to Cabanatuan
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Pacman vs. Poverty. Twelve Rounds, No Scorecards.
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The Knolling Flat-Lay Prompt That Makes Gemini Actually Follow a Grid
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Clipto just raised $15M to be your computer's memory. It's good. It's not there yet.
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The Palace Lost 64% of Its Budget. The Meetings Continue.
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6 AI Art Tool Tips That Stop Your Marketing Images From Screaming "AI"
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The Assassination Threat Had a Price Tag. It Was P360,000.
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The Clubs You Borrow Teach You More Than the Ones You Own
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India's Out. We're Still In.
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Five Design Quotes From This Month That Actually Mean Something
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The Peso Broke a Record. Nobody Threw Confetti.
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One Pan, One Skillet, and the Adobo Meatballs That Made My Roommate Ask for the Recipe
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Day 21 of the Impeachment Trial. The Senate Chairs Have Started to Mold.
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Moretti's Never Had a Bad Day
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The President Sang. Malacañang Had to Explain It.
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Niño Muhlach Never Took a Day Off. Sunday, His Car Did It For Him.
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Stop Hardcoding Colors: Build a Real Design System with Figma Variables
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They Expelled the Congressman. Cavite Just Refilled the Chair.
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You Can Be Leading and Still Feel Lost — That's Not a Contradiction
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An independent design studio for brand identities, websites and illustration. The same personality you see in the Feed, shaped around your project.
Inside the studioWhat the studio can help with
Brand identity
Give a business a recognisable face and a visual system that holds together.
- Logo & visual identity
- Packaging & print
- Brand guidelines
Web design & development
Turn the story of a business into a clear, expressive website people can use.
- Page structure & design
- Responsive development
- Purposeful interactions
Illustration
Make an idea, a character or a point of view visible through drawings with personality.
- Character design
- Caricatures
- Editorial artwork
Selected work
2 projectsSabonitas
A complete brand identity and web presence for Sabonitas - an artisanal soap company crafting homemade organic soap bars with natural ingredients. The brand embodies a philosophy of simplicity, effectiveness, and environmental kindness.
Open case studyNo Entry — The Menu
An ingredient-led menu magazine for No Entry Cocktail Club, pairing cream cocktail studies with vivid red food pages and removable papers for everyday service.
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