Prenuptial Photo-shoot Mockup

For the first time in my life, I was asked to “model” for a photo-shoot along with my girlfriend. Leia‘s been doing this for the past 5 years so she’s pretty much the veteran here while I’m obviously the greenhorn.

Despite my  busy work schedule, I agreed and we had a blast. It was fun and I enjoyed the shoot very much. DreamCatcher Creatives (the team behind the shoot) did an awesome job! oh, and my girl is part of the team. ^___^

It was pretty hard maintaining our position and I’m pretty sure you get the idea how these photos were done. The team thought I’ve done this before because they said I looked like an experienced photo model.

Ahem, seriously, it never even occurred to me to do this kind of thing, but I’m always open for some career change. lol!

Concept and photos done by DreamCatcher Creatives and they’re based here in Iligan City.

My Inkart Circa 1999-2002

I learned to ink art back in 2000 (or was it 1999?) from my good friend Jorge as a means of cooling my steam after some bloke stole my two Boss stomp boxes, a Zoom guitar processor and a pair of Levis jeans. These were the surviving artworks I made back then and all of it are unfinished works. I don’t know when I’ll be able to ink art again, but I hope I can find some time soon this year.

P.S. – i lost my first attempt, tsk tsk.. anyway, I used to be a meticulous pencil sketcher, but after I learned how to ink, my pencil sketches were nothing more than rough lines, curves and scratches. The intricate details finally shows up after inking. I used three Rotring tech pen with 0.10 mm (i think), 0.5 mm and 1.0 mm tech pen. Rotring was much cheaper than Staedtler  that time.