My schedule for this month is particularly packed. I may have to go to work on weekends, even on Holy Thursday and Easter Sunday. So I may not be able to post as regularly or as often.
Those who plan to watch the Zaturnnah Muzikal rerun may call Ticketworld at 8919999 to know which of their branches are selling tickets, or Tanghalang Pilipino at 8323661 for more info. So far, I'm sure to watch the last show, April 30 7:30pm. I wish I could watch the earlier shows, but I don't know if my work will permit me. Kaya sa mga gustong manood, go na. Now na. Baka maubusan kayo ulit.
I just accepted a new project from Graphic Classics, so that's going to be taking up a good portion of my time beginning May. More research is involved here--16th century France and Italy. It's an interesting new challenge, since I have to evoke a darker atmosphere in my artwork. Gerry Alanguilan's artwork in Graphic Classics: Rafael Sabatini serves as my inspiration for the new project. Nakakaloka ang gawa ni Gerry du'n. Konti na lang at sasambahin ko na siya, complete with religious vestments. Incidentally, I have yet to get Arnold Arre's new Andong Agimat graphic novel. Out of the many current Filipino comics creators, Arnold is one of the few who actually has the word THE before his name, THE with the long "e" if you will. (Say it with me...THE Arnold Arre.)
The only movie I've seen recently was Nanny McPhee. Nakakatuwa siya, though it may have been too dragging for the young'uns. My seven year-old niece surprisingly chose that over Ice Age 2, and it was too bad that a lot of the nuances in the dialogue slipped past her. I knew she was expecting a lot of magic, which the trailer seemed to promise, but the film didn't have a lot of it. At least, when I looked at it from a kid's point of view.
Anyway, gotta jet. Back to work.
Those who plan to watch the Zaturnnah Muzikal rerun may call Ticketworld at 8919999 to know which of their branches are selling tickets, or Tanghalang Pilipino at 8323661 for more info. So far, I'm sure to watch the last show, April 30 7:30pm. I wish I could watch the earlier shows, but I don't know if my work will permit me. Kaya sa mga gustong manood, go na. Now na. Baka maubusan kayo ulit.
I just accepted a new project from Graphic Classics, so that's going to be taking up a good portion of my time beginning May. More research is involved here--16th century France and Italy. It's an interesting new challenge, since I have to evoke a darker atmosphere in my artwork. Gerry Alanguilan's artwork in Graphic Classics: Rafael Sabatini serves as my inspiration for the new project. Nakakaloka ang gawa ni Gerry du'n. Konti na lang at sasambahin ko na siya, complete with religious vestments. Incidentally, I have yet to get Arnold Arre's new Andong Agimat graphic novel. Out of the many current Filipino comics creators, Arnold is one of the few who actually has the word THE before his name, THE with the long "e" if you will. (Say it with me...THE Arnold Arre.)
The only movie I've seen recently was Nanny McPhee. Nakakatuwa siya, though it may have been too dragging for the young'uns. My seven year-old niece surprisingly chose that over Ice Age 2, and it was too bad that a lot of the nuances in the dialogue slipped past her. I knew she was expecting a lot of magic, which the trailer seemed to promise, but the film didn't have a lot of it. At least, when I looked at it from a kid's point of view.
Anyway, gotta jet. Back to work.
Comments
watch Rent! it's fantabulous!
:)
heheheh
byee!
If anyone is interested, let me know. Btw, I am not giving away the tickets, ha. Tumutulong lang po ako kay Carl. :)
You deserve it.
Love you, Carl.
- Angelo :-)