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263 papers in Art

Chickenpie studio comic: Just a quick one.
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The five-minute task

A quick drawing becomes a wall of alternatives. A six-cell Chickenpie comic about taking the long way back to the first idea.

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Mr Chicken watches a fuel receipt take up the breathing room at a transport stop.
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The Fare Went Up. The Breathing Room Didn’t.

South Cotabato commuters pay more. Drivers still feel squeezed. In this cartoon, the fuel receipt is the only passenger with extra legroom.

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Mr Chicken holds a racket beside a self-appointed tennis coach watching television in a Filipino sala.
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Alex Eala Made TIME. The Sala Made a Coaching Staff.

Alex Eala earns the recognition. The group chat awards itself a coaching licence. A cartoon about knowing when to cheer and when to put down the remote.

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Neighbors crowd around a TV outside a sari-sari store watching a 109-78 Gilas Pilipinas scoreboard, a barangay tanod pointing excitedly, with a small Chickenpie chicken watching from the side
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Gilas Won By 31. The Barangay Tanod Is Now a Basketball Analyst.

Gilas beat Kazakhstan by 31 and the whole barangay got a coaching license overnight. We've earned the right to be annoying about this one.

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Cartoon Chickenpie chicken in a life vest watching a Philippine Coast Guard plane get hit by China Coast Guard flares over the West Philippine Sea, small fishing boats and a coast guard vessel in the scene
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China Sent Flares Over Our Plane. We're Billing Them for the Fireworks Show.

China Coast Guard fired flares at a PCG patrol plane over the West Philippine Sea. We're calling it an uninvited, badly choreographed fireworks show.

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A cartoon chicken watches a stalled jeepney with its hood up in EDSA traffic at dusk, driver turning up a portable radio, sari-sari stall glowing beside them
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Hope Is Not a Vibe. It's a Skill We Never Stopped Practicing.

SWS says optimism is up while rice, gas, and traffic aren't. That's not naivety. That's the skill.

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Cartoon disgraced official in a barong escorted in handcuffs down government steps by agents, press scrum with cameras and microphones, Mr. Chicken watching from the edge of the crowd with a press notepad
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The Untouchable Got Touched

Fifteen years of "witch hunt" deflection ended in handcuffs. This isn't a villain reveal — it's math, finally collecting on a debt.

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Cartoon Chickenpie mascot as a small incidental clerk in a crowded Philippine government office press conference at an Anti-Poverty Office desk, boxing gym poster on the wall, jeepney visible outside
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Pacman vs. Poverty. Twelve Rounds, No Scorecards.

Pacquiao's fought his way out of poverty once already. Ending it for everyone else is a different sport entirely.

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A flat-vector cartoon of a grand Malacanang-style palace hall being emptied by movers carrying chairs and a chandelier past a cardboard box labeled BUDGET 2027, while Mr. Chicken, small and off to one side, counts a thinning stack of peso bills.
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The Palace Lost 64% of Its Budget. The Meetings Continue.

The Office of the President just absorbed a 64% budget cut for 2027. It says it'll keep functioning fine. That's not reassurance, that's the whole bit.

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Retro-print illustration of a weekend Quezon City courthouse bail window with a price list reading Grave Threats P120,000 per count, a queue of clerks, and a small Chickenpie mascot watching from the side holding a receipt
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The Assassination Threat Had a Price Tag. It Was P360,000.

The VP threatened to have three people killed. The going rate for forgiveness turned out to be P120,000 a head.

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A flat-vector cartoon of a glamorous pageant auditorium in chaos — delegate chickens in gowns drag luggage past a flight board reading MUMBAI CANCELLED / BANGKOK BOARDING while an unclaimed crown sits spotlit on the stage floor. Mr. Chicken, small in the mid-ground, holds a boarding pass and watches.
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India's Out. We're Still In.

Miss Grand International 2026 dumped India 14 days before opening night. The venue is now Bangkok. The Philippines is still competing for a three-peat.

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Cartoon Mr. Chicken buying taho near a crowded Baclaran forex kiosk with an exchange rate board reading 62.50, jeepneys and a long queue in the background
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The Peso Broke a Record. Nobody Threw Confetti.

The peso hit a record low against the dollar this week. We didn't quote economists. We went to a Baclaran money changer and watched a taho vendor be the only stabilizer in sight.

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Cartoon chicken in a barong vest sitting quietly in the back row of an empty Philippine Senate hearing room, one chair covered in mold, binders piled on a table, spilled popcorn on the floor
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Day 21 of the Impeachment Trial. The Senate Chairs Have Started to Mold.

Twenty-one days in, this stopped being about guilt. It's an endurance contest now, and nobody's willing to blink first.

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CHKN flat-vector illustration: casting-office waiting room lined with identical MORETTI headshots, tired human actors on a bench, Mr. Chicken holding his own hand-drawn headshot
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Moretti's Never Had a Bad Day

Moretti is an AI-generated drama lead with no callback, no per diem, and no bad days. That's exactly why he's not an actor.

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CHKN flat-vector illustration: palace hall birthday party with a spotlit karaoke mic, press photographers, FLOOD CONTROL folders ignored under a chair, Mr. Chicken holding a songbook
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The President Sang. Malacañang Had to Explain It.

Malacañang defended the President's birthday karaoke with a press statement. We have thoughts, feathers, and a chicken who saw it all from the corner.

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CHKN flat-vector illustration: a white SUV nosed into a small Antipolo pares eatery, tanod and neighbors watching, Mr. Chicken at the roadside holding an egg
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Niño Muhlach Never Took a Day Off. Sunday, His Car Did It For Him.

Forty years of never stopping, and it took a Toyota to finally make him stop. The joke isn't the crash — it's the culture that produced it.

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Empty Philippine House of Representatives chamber with a janitor polishing a nameplate and a tiny cartoon chicken watching from the shadows
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They Expelled the Congressman. Cavite Just Refilled the Chair.

Dasmariñas expelled a congressman 265-14 and voted in a new one three weeks later. Same seat, same family history since 2007. We didn't fix anything. We refilled it.

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Cartoon commuters wade through a flooded Metro Manila street past a stalled jeepney and a collapsed unfinished river wall, as a small Chickenpie mascot stands atop the wall holding an umbrella
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They Lost the Flood Control Money. They Found More to Lose.

More than a hundred billion pesos for flood control in 2027. The ghosts from 2026 haven't even finished haunting us.

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Government agents carry confiscated betting machines out of a Philippine cockpit arena while a rooster stands untouched on a wooden table and a small chicken character watches from the gate
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297 Betting Machines Got Confiscated. The Roosters Are Still Employed.

The BIR raided 11 cockpits and seized 297 illegal betting machines. The chickens, who do the actual fighting, remain fully licensed and completely unbothered.

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Cartoon government spokesperson at a podium stamped FAKE NEWS, surrounded by a crowd of reporters, with a small cartoon chicken tucked in the back row of the press pool
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The Meeting That Never Happened Has a Press Release Now

Malacañang says the meeting never happened. The denial is so specific it might as well be a confession.

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Crowded press briefing room with reporters and microphones surrounding a podium stacked with 'FAKE NEWS' papers, a small Chickenpie chicken watching quietly from the back of the crowd
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The Impeachment Trial Has Better Ratings Than the Teleserye It Replaced

We're not watching the impeachment trial because we trust the outcome. We're watching because we've made peace with not trusting it.

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Cartoon chicken reporter with press lanyard sketches notes at the edge of a packed Philippine Senate impeachment hearing, senators at the dais, press gallery with cameras, LIVE broadcast light overhead
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The Quiet One Finally Talks. Naturally, It's For This.

Seventeen days into an impeachment trial that beats teleseryes in the ratings, the quietest senator finally spoke. Not because he had answers. Because everyone's watching.

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Cartoon sari-sari store scene with a tita holding up a GCash QR code sign to a line of neighbors on their phones, jeepney passing behind, small Chickenpie character watching from the corner
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Buy One, Take One, Open The App First

GCash and Angel's Pizza just made Buy 1 Take 1 require an app. We traded the queue for a loading spinner, and called it progress.

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A flooded Metro Manila barangay street at dusk with a crooked 'FLOOD CONTROL PROJECT COMPLETED' plaque half-submerged on a cracked wall, a stalled jeepney, and residents wading, with Mr Chicken as a tiny distant figure in the background
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The Flood Control Money Ghosted. The Floods Did Not.

P100 billion went to fifteen contractors for flood projects that don't exist. Then it rained. Again.

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Cartoon retro-print illustration of a packed Philippine Senate hearing room with a flooded street visible through the window, senators testifying, and a small Chickenpie chicken seated among the crowd
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The Flood Control Hearing Is a Rerun. We Already Know the Ending.

Seventeen congressmen wanted twenty-five percent. Not ten. Not fifteen. Corruption in this country stopped hiding a while ago — now it itemizes.

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Cartoon senator in a barong holds up a plastic wrapper like courtroom evidence at a senate hearing while press cameras flash; Mr. Chicken sits small in the gallery watching, a forgotten budget ledger visible behind the podium
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The Floods Found a New Suspect. It's Your Junk Food Wrapper.

Officials are blaming citizen litter for flooding while the flood-control corruption scandal that spooked the World Bank stays unaudited.

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Cartoon Chickenpie chicken watches from the Senate visitor's gallery as two senators shake hands under a spotlight while a budget binder sits closed and untouched
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Congress Has Now Formally Complimented SB19 Twice

A second Senate resolution just commended SB19 for Lollapalooza. Cheap praise is the easiest bill in the building to pass.

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Chickenpie mascot in a yellow raincoat watches a flooded Manila alley with a submerged tricycle, a boy pushing a basin through floodwater, and a sari-sari store shuttered with a hand-painted CLOSED-BAHA sign, retro halftone poster style
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The Flood Money Learned to Swim

Manila floods again while P350 billion in flood-control contracts turn out to be ghosts. We found where the money went. It's doing the backstroke.

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Retro print illustration of a long queue of government cars outside Malacanang Palace gates at dusk, a giant '2028' control-tower sign looming over the traffic, a small Chickenpie chicken cartoon standing by the gate taking notes
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The Succession Is Already Loading

Marcos says it's too early to pick a 2028 successor while every governor in the country is suddenly very available for a courtesy call.

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Filipino workers in ponchos and tsinelas queue in a frost-covered courthouse hallway turned freezer, waiting for the P85 wage hike to thaw, with a small Chickenpie chicken watching from the edge of the frame
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Frozen: The P85 Wage Hike, On Ice For P10 Billion

A court didn't reject the wage hike. It just needs a P10-billion bond to thaw. Turns out justice has a cover charge now.

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Bulldozers clear a Tarlac cornfield behind a barbed-wire fence marked PAX SILICA ZONE RESTRICTED, cranes and a half-built server hall rising beyond it, Mr. Chicken watching small in the corner
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1,600 Hectares, Zero Philippine Law

Right now the terms are American, the water is Filipino, and the only one asking who signed off is a chicken standing in a cornfield.

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Chickenpie cartoon: packed Philippine Senate chamber during impeachment proceedings, small Mr. Chicken in the gallery watching the scene
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The Case Is Moot. The Trial Is Not.

The Supreme Court said the case was moot. The impeachment trial didn't care. We are all watching the referee show up in the fourth quarter.

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Retro illustration of packed Philippine Senate impeachment hearing hall with audit ledger projected on screen, Mr. Chicken a tiny figure in the press gallery
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The Most Confidential P448 Million in Philippine History

She was the first VP in history to have confidential funds. COA found no records. No records presumes personal use. The part no one puts in a PowerPoint.

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Satirical retro illustration of a Piattos cheese rings bag seated at a Philippine Senate microphone as a witness, surrounded by COA audit documents, with senators reacting in the background and a small Chickenpie character in the crowd
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Mary Grace Piattos, Government Informant

The OVP's P125M confidential fund paid an informant named after the Philippines' most famous cheese ring. The name survived. The audit did not.

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Chickenpie cartoon of the Philippine Senate impeachment hearing room packed with senators, commission witnesses, press, and a tiny Mr. Chicken in the gallery holding a receipt
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The Math Is Patient

The COA says ₱125M was spent in 11 days. The defense says no it wasn’t. The math says otherwise. Chickenpie reads the receipt.

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A retro print cartoon illustration of the Philippine Senate impeachment courtroom packed with 15 boxes of confidential funds documents on the prosecution table, senator-judges unmoved in the background, reporters with cameras everywhere, and a small Chickenpie chicken watching from the gallery.
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Fifteen Boxes

Fifteen boxes of confidential funds documents hit the Senate impeachment court. The receipts exist. They've always existed. We're just waiting on the math.

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