Top Posts Tagged with #thinkietank

Alaala by Claudine Aranza " Simula’t simula, kasama ko na si Lola. Dalawa kaming nag-aalmusal. Dalawa kaming naliligo ng maligamgam na tubig. Dalawa kaming nagtatanghalian. Dalawa kaming umiidlip sa tanghali. Dalawa kaming nagmemeryenda sa hapon. Dalawa kaming naglalaro sa hardin. Dalawa kaming umiinom ng gatas bago matulog sa gabi. Dalawa kaming nahihimbing sa pagtulog." Base sa Dalawa Kami ni Lola na isinulat ni Genaro Gojo Cruz instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cmrnza/ behance: https://www.behance.net/cmaranza tumblr: upmysecretattic.tumblr.com

#Illustration #angink #thinkietank #angilustradorngkabataan

•18+ Adults Only

Watch Anya Live on Cam

Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.

✓ Live Streaming✓ Interactive Chat✓ Private Shows✓ HD Quality

Anya is LIVE right now

FREE

Free to watch • No registration required • HD streaming

Bughaw by Klarina Ulpindo (@kerkerkler )

#illustration #angink #thinkietank #angilustradorngkabataan

Buhay by Ara Villena . . @aravillena augustinspirations.carbonmade.com

#illustration #angink #thinkietank #angilustradorngkabataan

Light by Lauren Baldo

instagram.com/laurenbaldoart

#illustration #angilustradorngkabataan #angink #thinkietank

HONOR STUDENT by Klarina Ulpindo

instagram.com/@kerkerkler

.

The illustration prompt from Ang Ilustrador ng Kabataan this month was Pag-Asa, and to be honest, I struggled a bit with it as a natural pessimist. I keep tuning in to news about Marawi. Whenever dead soldiers are in the news, I think about how fortunate I am that Papa, a former military man, survived his assignments in 1970s Cotabato and Jolo. It often feels like dumb luck that he survived, so I could exist and lead a privileged life where my biggest occupational hazard is dealing with the occasional rude hipster, not the probability of a violent death. This prompt made me think back to an account of a SAF 44 massacre survivor, who reported that his colleagues, moments from death, scrolled through photos of their wives and kids on their phones. Some even begged for load amid the fighting, desperate to make final phone calls or texts. The "pag-asa" part might be forced here, but I genuinely hope that the people in those photos have gone on to live relatively OK lives, if not completely thrive.

.