I was asked by my cooperating teacher to make a Roman Head clay model to be used this monday for my arts center. I didn't promise him to really make a good one because it has been a while since I played with clay. We'll be integrating Roman Heads and arts this week so I planned to make a Roman Head of a Goddess: Aphrodite. I thought that it would be easier for me to make a female head but I changed my mind and decided on making a male Roman Head, Hermes which in Roman known as Mercury. In the middle of sculpting, I was still thinking of making Aphrodite's head that in the end, my scupture looked like half aphrodite and half mercury LOL I guess, this would be OK. The teacher didn't tell me specifically whose head to make :) 
Sunday, April 5, 2009
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Cake Frosting
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Thursday, February 5, 2009
The Dragon
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Winter Scarves
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Saturday, January 10, 2009
The Memento Staff
Oh I miss the staff especially the teachers! Maam May Barrera was our chairman and she was a nice teacher. I worked with my other co-teachers too like Mr. Carlo Nagba, Mr. Jayffer Regis and Mr. Dante Lacsi. It was a nice experience working with them and I miss it a lot. Every summer, the staff meet and work with the college official yearbook, the Memento. Before I worked only with the high school yearbook, Capitolian, but it was stopped and included in Memento. So the college now is making one yearbook for all and there is only one staff, the Memento. It was fun to be part of the staff. I had a great time travelling to Davao for the final reading and printing. I enjoyed the places we visited. It was a once-in-a-lifetime experience that I will never forget. I thank everyone for the friendship. Hope to see you soon and hope to see your future yearbooks made.
While at work...
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Wednesday, December 17, 2008
Mural Painting
Jacinto, Me, Bernard, Mark & XX (forgot his name :( )
My husband's son asked me to make a mural on his daughters' room and I gladly said "Sure." It was when we were at the Art Shop doing some ceramic painting. I guess, he just realized that I had the talent. All the people there were amazed by how I painted the mermaid on the ceramic plate without using a pencil for the outline. I just used paint directly, as what most painters do, and created a beautiful image out of it. The kids were so excited and they told me to paint their bedroom walls with a jungle theme. They like animals and the trees. I haven't done it yet and I told them I haven't made a mural painting for years now. The last time I remember was when I worked in Iligan Capitol College. It was not a wall or a ceiling but I painted on a big piece of Styrofoam for decoration purposes. It was not really considered as a mural since it was not a permanent surface (A mural is a painting on a wall, ceiling, or other large permanent surface). I was always assigned to do the decorations whenever there was an activity like graduation or JS prom. But when I was in college, I had joined a mural painting contest along with my classmates as a group and won the first prize. The theme was about the celebration of the Philippine Independence day and we were asked to make a mural painting on the univeristy (MSU-IIT) tennis court fence/wall. It was done annually and that year we were the champions. I had the idea and my classmates helped me in painting it. We were 5 in a group and I was the only female member. I remember so well when Jacinto, the leader beg me to join them. I was glad I agreed to it and we made it.
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Friday, December 12, 2008
Miniature Dream House
This used to be my miniature dream house. I created this one using waste materials such as old vinyl tile, old vinyl carpet, used tag boards, Tanduay rhum carton, old Styrofoam, used folders and stationary papers. I used water color for the swimming pool and old pictures for the decorations. I had a bar inside, a living room, formal dining room with sliding doors, a master bedroom, 2 guest rooms and inside utility. It was a cute house but nice layout. The layout and design was based on the floor plan and perspective I made. It has been chosen as one of the most resourceful projects. It was during my college years when I made this. It was one of the projects of my major subject. It took me for a month to finish this and had it exhibited along with the other students' works. There was a feeling of pride when it was exhibited and it was one of the best projects. Of course, Jacinto Geronimo's work was always nice and I accepted that I could be a second or third best. I am a girl anyway and he's a guy classmate. I still have this work of art but I left it in Philippines where I lived. Someday, I can make this house bigger and live in it because it is my dream house...
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