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These free fonts let you write in Baybayin—digitally
I call this a win for typeface and history nerds
I call this a win for typeface and history nerds
Yesterday, Manila City unveiled the newly renovated Lagusnilad or Manila Underpass. The product of a nine-month development that pushed through even with the pandemic, the redesign was done by the
Celebrated every August, Buwan ng Wika honors our country’s culture and identity through our language. This year’s theme is “Wika ng Kasaysayan, Kasaysayan ng Wika,” which highlights the role of
The explicit blood-like ink splats, stylized bold strokes and vivid drips of paint stains that flow from the tip of Manila-born, San Francisco-bred artist Kristian Kabuay’s calligraphy brush may look
With deliberate golden strokes, artist Taipan Lucero proudly brings an ancient script back to life, in the hope of promoting an endangered but contentious part of the Philippines’ heritage.
Planning to get a Baybayin tattoo? Before you engrave that onto your skin, hold off til you’ve seen Kristian Kabuay’s Instagram Planning to get a Baybayin tattoo? Before you engrave
Last April, the House Committee on Basic Education and Culture approved a proposal to make Baybayin the country’s national writing system. This means that, once the proposal is enacted, Baybayin
Baybayin, our ancient writing, has been gaining popularity recently, making its way into art and social media. And it looks like the interest in the ancient script isn’t going to
“Baybayin,” an ancient script popularly but erroneously known as “alibata,” has found unlikely support among today’s younger generation.
François-René de Chateaubriand’s words immediately spring to mind as I enter Diwa de Leon’s cramped home studio/man-cave.
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