Pencilworx Artwork 2 by Batong Postcard

The postcard again shows a Pencilworx artwork by Sam Batong. I also found no information regarding the artist, about the painting nor its location (private collection or museum).

Pencilworx Artwork 2 Postcard

Pencilworx Artwork 1 by Batong Postcard

The postcard shows a Pencilworx artwork by Sam Batong. I found no information regarding the artist, about the painting nor its location (private collection or museum).

Pencilworx Artwork 1 Postcard

Patintero by Doctolero Postcard

The postcard shows an artwork by Ferdinand R. Doctolero entitled Patintero in acricolor and pastel. Ferdinand R. Doctolero attended college at the University of the Philippines, College of Fine Arts in Quezon City.He also designs and illustrates Children's books and has worked with publishers like Adarna, Bookmark, Lampara, Tahanan, and Vibal Publishing.

Patintero Postcard

I found no information regarding the painting nor its location (private collection or museum), but his works are still being exhibited in permanent collections of banks, museums and as part of private collections.

Patintero or harangang taga - try to cross my line without letting me to touch or catch you - Each member of the group who is "it" stands on the water lines. The perpendicular line in the middle allows the "it" designated on that line to intersect the lines occupied by the "it" that the parallel line intersects, thus increasing the chances of the runners to be trapped.

SOURCES:
Kulay-Diwa Gallery: Ferdinand Doctolero
Traditional games in the Philippines: Patintero Wikipedia Entry

Panunuod Ng Ulap by Flores Postcard

The postcard shows an artwork by Liza Flores entitled Panunuod Ng Ulap. Liza Flores is an illustrator and website designer. Now with nine-year experience in information architecture and interface design, Liza Flores has also had extensive training in usability, systems analysis, and HTML.

Panunuod Ng Ulap Postcard

I found no information about its location (private collection or museum).

Additional Information:1995Colored pencils5 x 7 in

Mangoes by Goy Postcard

The postcard shows a watercolor artwork by Agustin(?) Goy entitled Mangoes. I found no information regarding the artist, about the painting nor its location (private collection or museum).

Mangoes Postcard

In the Philippines, unripe mango is eaten with bagoong. Dried strips of sweet, ripe mango are also popular, with those from Cebu exported worldwide. Guimaras island is also a major producer of a particularly delicious mango.