Between the Lines @ BGC Taguig City; Philippines

This is one mural that no one can miss seeing. It's one of the more massive ones and spans the almost the entire width of a building wall in BGC.

What We Pretend To Be (The Boy & The Tiger) @ BGC Taguig City; Philippines

This is another one of those murals in the BGC area that I absolutely love!

A Game of Trolls (A Martial Law Musical for Millennials)

I was able to score 2 tickets to watch A Game of Trolls, last September 24, 2017.

Ang Pagbabalik Lupa @ U.P. Diliman Quezon City; Philippines

This is one of my favourite art installations (out of the newer ones) in U.P. Diliman.

Untitled (The Girl & The Moon [?]) @ BGC Taguig City; Philippines

Tucked away on one side of the Globe Tower is yet another mural I like.

Spoliarium by Juan Luna (1884) @ The National Museum; Philippines

Every Filipino knows of this painting, it's been on the wall of the National Museum for years and has greeted many visitors. It's a masterpiece by Juan Luna, a well known Filipino artist (and for me a national and personal hero).

Magsasaka @ BGC Taguig City; Philippines

I've seen this mural very often going and coming from my office. And it instantly became one of my favourite murals in the BGC area.

中國美色 (A Gift from A Friend; Before I Left Singapore)

I have had this for awhile. It was given to me after a tearful and sad farewell before I left Singapore for good last year. My friend knows how much I like photography and art, so she knew it was the perfect thing to gift me with, and I loved it every since she gave it to me!

Baybayin Keyboard (by Christopher Castillo)

I have always loved Baybayin. Ever since I learnt it in 2007, I have tried to use it as much as I could. And I was really happy that someone made a Baybayin Keyboard for (iOS) mobile devices!

Agla (The Graphic Novel) Ynaguinid & Macanduc [Goddesses Are Coming!!!!]

New characters (Goddesses) are coming to the world of Agla: The Graphic Novel. And you don't want to mess with them!

*All graphics/photos that appear on this post were made by Kael Molo, the creator and artist of Agla: The Graphic Novel!

Agla (The Graphic Novel) by Kael Molo

I've been a fan of mythology and legends my entire life. I have always found it interesting and at the same time a glimpse into a past that has almost been forgotten. My love for graphic novels came in sometime during my teenage years. So imagine my reaction when 2 of the things I like got combined into one mind-blowing book.?!

Pop Art Gallery Void Deck Art @ Holland Village; Singapore

Another void deck in an HDB block in Holland Village, got the same art treatment as the one in Pipit Road. It was done again by the Social Creatives. They drew inspiration from Pop Art this time.

Heritage Mural (Kampung) @ Upper Changi Road; Singapore

On a wall along Upper Changi Road is yet another heritage mural by Mr. Yip Yew Chong. This mural is probably my favourite. This one is a mural of kampung (Malay: "Village") life; something I am well familiar with, coming from a country where kampungs are still well and alive.

Spirit of Kallang @ Kallang Riverside Park; Singapore

There is an abstract sculpture in Kallang Riverside Park. It's entitled "Spirit of Kallang", created by Mr. Lim Leong Seng.

The sculpture reclaimed aluminium pipes and gate valves and other materials that, I would think, came from the former Kallang Gasworks.

The Oblation & Budyong at Tambuli @ U.P. Diliman Quezon City; Philippines

The Oblation is something very familiar to me, (coming from and being an alumnus of the University of the Philippines Diliman campus) the statue is the symbol of the honour and excellence that U.P. imparts to its students.

Van Gogh & Van Gogh Inspired Void Deck Art @ Pipit Road MacPherson; Singapore

On the walls of the void deck of an HDB block on Pipit Road, are some of the works (copies) of impressionist artist, Vincent Van Gogh, as well as other paintings that are inspired by Van Gogh's work and art style.

Duck Farm Statue @ Maplewood Park Lorong Ah Soo; Singapore

The area of Lorong Ah Soo (previously Jalan Hock Chye) used to be an area of duck and pig farms as well as coconut plantations. So it's not surprising that there would be a statue paying homage to the days that it was so.

Dragon Fountain @ Whampoa Drive; Singapore

In between some HBD blocks in Whampoa Drive stands a mighty dragon. Back in the 1970s and 1980s the 4 metre/3 storey tall dragon was a fountain, spouting water from its mouth. But due to poor maintenance, and the ever present danger of dengue due to mosquitos breeding in stagnant water, the once fountain is now a centre piece statue in the courtyards of the HDB blocks.

Heritage Murals @ Everton Road; Singapore

Tucked away along Everton Road, are 3 more heritage murals created by the artist, Mr. Yip Yew Chong, which are a fun addition to the many colourful shophouses.

Umbrella Trees @ Hindoo Road Little India; Singapore

I've always been a fan of Dr. Seuss and his crazy, kooky and colourful world. So imagine my amazement when I happen to chance on an art installation along Hindoo Road in Little India, which honestly looked like something you would see in Dr. Seuss' universe.?