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Welcome to my little corner of cyberspace. I am a Filipino illustrator and graphic designer currently working as an art director for GMA 7's News TV channel 11. Previously, I've been primarily involved in imaging and branding communications and have worked in the fields of print, retail and corporate branding.

Here, you can view my latest assignments from storyboards, concept designs to finished projects since 2002. Aside from serious bread and butter works, I'll also be posting works of a more personal bent -- from nonsensical doodles to rendered flights of fantasy -- in both digital and traditional mediums. So drop by ever so often. I'd like to share with you my little treasures made somewhere east of here and west of there.

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