Filipiniana But Make It Moth 

Lakambini y el Dragón Río | Lakan y las Aves Guerra

19th Century Tagalogs with their extraordinary pets | Covers for Meganon’s unruled art notebooks collection.

Maria Cacao, Maria Sinukuan and Maria Makiling

Cinderella in Filipiniana costume. (late post)

So judging from the amount of surprised messages I got about it, I’m guessing a lot of you didn’t know that I’m Filipina, haha. Shout out to you guys! Here’s Mariang Sinukuan, one of my favorite Filipino folk tale characters. One of my dream projects is to do a comic about her…

Maria Makiling by Lasarasu

Maria Makiling is a forest nymph associated with Mount Makiling in Laguna, Philippines.  She is the most widely known figure in Philippine mythology. This artist on Instagram 

@fyeahmyths two weeks event: day twelve.

asian creature: [philippine] m a r i a  m a k i l i n g

in philippines, it is believed that there is a forest nymph who is the guardian spirit of the mountain - and a benefactor of the townspeople who depend upon the mountain’s resources. people claim that the mount makiling in philippines is itself shaped like the spirit - her face and two breasts being discernible in its various peaks.

JUNE : Celebrating the month of Philippine Independence with this drawing.

Entitled: HARANA (meaning “to court through serenading”).

Ditching ur arranged marriage to be with the cute farmhand

In Philippine folklore, Oryol the naga was said to be the most terrifying being inside the forest of monsters. Queen of the fearsome mermaids called the Magindara, Oryol was unstoppable, and  Handiong was a beloved king who was set to slay Oryol, knew this.

 Though they battled, Handiong and Oryol came to the realization that they were equals in skill, and stopped and grew to admire each other, and eventually fell in love.

I realized I’ve never posted a full-body draft of these clothes before *o*