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‘Kilig’ courts ‘komiks’
There is a prevailing belief that there is no exact English translation for the Filipino word “kilig.” No one word quite captures it. It was added to the Oxford
There is a prevailing belief that there is no exact English translation for the Filipino word “kilig.” No one word quite captures it. It was added to the Oxford
Creatives are no strangers to drafts. Writers dread the blink of a typing cursor, musicians fear coming up with a sticky hook and illustrators contemplate if a doodle will remain
Local storytelling is championed by multiple creative industries. From producing films to music, publishing novels to comics, Filipino creatives have taken to multiple media platforms to create unique narrative styles.
Literature and the visual arts intersect at the Cebu Literary Festival x KomiKet 2017, July 8-9, at Ayala Center Cebu’s Activity Center. At 2 p.m., on July 8, Singapore-based travel
When you flip to a specific page in a comic book, notice how the panels and the elements inside fit perfectly. That is the same situation in the Philippine
It has taken seven years, but Arnold Arre finally has another graphic novel that he wrote and illustrated. The award-winning Filipino comic book creator launched “Halina Filipina,” published by
IT has taken seven years, but award-winning Filipino comic book creator Arnold Arre finally has another graphic novel that he wrote and illustrated. Arre launched “Halina Filipina,” published by Nautilus
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