Pinag-usapan namin ni MPAU (Malayo Pa Ang Umaga) ang kagandahan ng takot ng mga bata, ang hindi maitukoy na espasyo sa pagitan ng art at artist, at kung paano niya binuo ang libro niyang Libing Isa. 🖤🖤🖤

At 41, Apol Sta.Maria somehow manages to keep a childlike passion and joy in drawing that I couldn't help but envy. 

Known mostly for his humorous work as in the tomes 'Alamat ng Panget' and 'Poopo the Cute', I ask him where his desire to continue making sh!t up comes from; why he draws the way he does; and what doubts he may have as an artist of this social media age.

Having worked on so many komiks for more than 10 years now, 🧟‍♂️ AJ Bernardo 💀,  half of the artist-writer pair "Kowtok Komiks", has a lot to share in bettering one’s craft and his journey to the really fantastic art style we see from him today. 

Physical and abstract entities share the same playground in 🍒🍎 Ev Yu 🤡👻's art, where every glance offers something new and nothing stays still. Whether it's drunk clowns fighting or a blob trespassing space-time continuums on his way to work, her works will sure take you out of where your feet stand and somewhere else entirely. It's a pleasure to be lost in her masterpieces. 

In this episode we speculate about what god probably (doesn't) look like, study scary non-scary objects, and talk about her wonderful mom. 

See Eva's works: instagram.com/ev.yu

Whether it's major exhibitions that collaborate with international artists, online crises, or small pictures taken from tricycles, 🌼 Mac Arboleda 🌷 is sure to come up with sh!t you won't get anywhere else. 

There's no one way to describe what he does cause he sure does a lot. In this episode he teaches us the thrills of working with different media, his passion/hate for the internet, and why there is NO good artist -- like, ever.

Check out his website sickinternet.me/

From 'Life in Progress' a decade ago to 'Ella Arcangel' (and many other works) today, 🐀 Julius Villanueva 🕷 has grown so much into an artist whose stories tell of Filipinos surviving in spite of bad governance and economical injustice as well as supernatural elements emerging from familiar grounds.

When I think of artists today whose work is emotionally captive as it is visually, the first name that comes to mind is 🫀 Jamie Cabatit 💉💦. Her illustrations while simple and straightforward convey feelings we often have no words for. Her comics are short yet unforgettable - almost to a fault. 

In this episode we talk about the hierarchy of sticker placements, the void that LiveJournal had left in the world, and her three comic masterpieces.

http://jamiecabatit.com/

Finding  voice as an artist was quite a journey for 🍃🌊 Jer Dee's 🌟💥. His works are fun, dynamic, and f*cking awesome, to say the least. No one does illustrations like him in the local scene today, so Shin//electromilk asked about his influences, how he got to his current art style, and how his collaboration with Nike (NIKE!!! For real!!!✔✔✔) happened.

http://instagram.com/jer.dee