Digital Art Prints for Sale

If you want to send out some really unique cards or if you’re into collecting rare and distinct conceptual digital art, great for hanging on your empty wall (its great looking on as a mounted or framed print), you may want to check out some of my most recent conceptual digital art works/photo manipulations available for sale in RedBubble, an online art community.

Some of these pieces have won in various online art competitions while one is included in a coffee table book of outstanding Art/s of varied forms which was published last month (my art is one of the 90+ art works featured in the book).

So please, if you have the extra moola, kindly purchase one, it would definitely help me in funding for a laptop which will enable me to do more work even when i’m not in my home (i’m doing freelance graphics and PR work, by the way). Alternatively, if you’re in a generous mood and you feel you could help out a third-world freelance artist such as myself, you may also click on the donate button (at the upper right hand corner of the page). Any amount would be tremendously appreciated.

My Best Films List (Part 1)

I was seven years old when i watched my first movie. Vividly, i still remember my father putting the book like Betamax tape inside our then technologically advanced Betamax Player. I still remember how butterflies seemed to flock around, flying inside my stomach. I was excited, yes; and probably nervously anticipating what’s in store in the following minutes. Perhaps i have known in my gut that something magical and extraordinary will start to happen; so magical and so beyond my small, confined thinking, that the event would leave a lingering imprint in my memory.

Featured work in “Gaia: The Living Planet” Book

Carefully and steadily, for the past months i have been immersing myself into online art groups (RedBubble and DeviantArt) and showcasing some of my digital arts which includes photography and conceptual photo manipulations. I have been a member of DeviantArt for years now but it is just recently that i got the courage to actually sell some of my best stuff (well, i think they are!) there. Beginning of this year, i was invited by an online friend whom i met in DeviantArt to try out RedBubble, a fast-growing online community of artists from all over the world where our works are being sold as prints or as designs for t-shirts and other stuff.