Being an artist requires
incredible patience and talent to every artwork they do. Due to this, I extend
my greatest gratitude to these following artists: Whang-od, Amado V. Hernandez,
Fernando Amorsolo, Ang Kiukok, Juan Nakpil, and other artists in the whole
world. Thank you for having the fearless act to express things that the world
should know. Through your works, emotions are well being understood by just
appreciating what every detail mean. Thank you for sharing your works and ideas
that can help us realize that we are not alone in this world who experience
those kinds of feelings. Being an artist is not just an easy job to do; It is a
passion that requires great amount of love in every work they do. I also
believe that they are the best ones in the world—creating works that can change
everyone’s perspective. Again, thank you. Thank you for making this dull world
as colorful as how an artist thinks. Thank you for inspiring us in every craft
you make, and I hope that you will continue to preserve and inspire a lot of
people without forgetting where you started.
Juan Nakpil was a civic leader,
civil engineer, teacher, and an architect who believed that there’s a term
Philippine Architecture that pertains to the architecture that reflects the
culture and tradition of the Filipinos... Read More
Amado V. Hernandez was a poet,
playwright, novelist and awarded as National Artist for Literature. He also
experienced to be a guerilla and labor leader that inspired him to make novels... Read More
Ang Kiukok was born to an
immigrant Chinese parents and was the only son of Vincent Ang and Chin Lim... Read More
Fernando Amorsolo was the 1st National Artist in
1972 and was named as the Grand Man of Philippine Art in 1969. He’s known for
his craftsmanship and mastery in the use of light... Read More
Whang-od Oggay or also known as
Whang-od is the oldest mambabatok in the Kalinga province which uses ink made
from charcoal and water... Read More