(Source: picking--daisies)

The first time I saw this, I cried. And seeing it now still brings tears to my eyes. It just reminds me why I do the work I do, and what I’m fighting for. 

One more thing to add on why I love {m}aganda.

scartact:

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take it if you need units, want to learn more about {m}aganda, like to make pretty things on photoshop, etc, etc. see what the fuss is all about and why {m} is hipper than a hip.

In another life, I would have loved to be a yellow bird.

(Source: whoisbanksy)

Dreamships, Frederick Cayley Robinson, 1910s

scartact:

Hello and regards from {m}aganda magazine!

{m}aganda is a Pilipino, student-run publication founded in University of California, Berkeley in 1989. In that past, we produced a bi-annual magazine, but we have now evolved into an annually-published anthology. Our anthology features works that…

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I’m a little too obsessed with this movie right now.

From tonight’s {m}aganda Magazine Visual Arts Workshop, facilitated by the lovely and talented Dana Tinio. I’m not a bad artist, but I’ve had no formal training in art, so it was kind of difficult to follow the guidelines and learn all these techniques and stuff. I did blind contour drawings of everyone, but the one I drew of Christine was my favorite. I made her look like an old lady caricature!