Hoy! A Philippine Islands Activity Book
SALE: 1 BOOK ($10) / 3 BOOKS ($25)
Would you like to know a little bit more about the Philippine Islands? Well this activity book has over 60 pages dedicated to the history and culture of this beautiful country. You can practice Baybayin script writing, learn about the Ten Datus, or read about Bakunawa the mythical sea serpent! This activity book for children aged five and older, has been Illustrated and designed by educator Eric B. Tigley and includes so many different puzzles, mazes or colouring pages to explore.
HOY - Legends - Digital Downloads
The creation of the world. Lakapati, the god of food growth. The Aswang. This Digital Download features original illustrations of many legends from the Philippine Islands. If you would like to know about the different gods, legends, or beliefs, this is a great introduction.
From Australia to Vancouver to the Bay Area, I have sent Hoy! to so many wonderful places. The pandemic has really hit my production really hard but I do not want to stop making new pages. Also, since there have been so many specific pages requested I figured, why not print them in your own home. This low price allows me to share them, and create more pages. :)
Hoy - Historical Figures - Digital Downloads
Gabriela Silang. Jose Rizal. Carlos Bulosan. This Digital Download showcases the great minds and leaders from the Philippine Islands. From rebel generals to studied authors, this has a great range of historic figures.
From Australia to Vancouver to the Bay Area, I have sent Hoy! to so many wonderful places. The pandemic has really hit my production really hard but I do not want to stop making new pages. Also, since there have been so many specific pages requested I figured, why not print them in your own home. This low price allows me to share them, and create more pages. :)
Hoy - The History - Digital Downloads
The Legend of the Ten Datus. Princess Urduja. Lapu-lapu. This Digital Download features the Philippine Islands’ National Heroes. This is a great introduction to classic heroes and events and is a must-have for school events and heritage days.
From Australia to Vancouver to the Bay Area, I have sent Hoy! to so many wonderful places. The pandemic has really hit my production really hard but I do not want to stop making new pages. Also, since there have been so many specific pages requested I figured, why not print them in your own home. This low price allows me to share them, and create more pages. :)
HOY - The Land - Digital Downloads
A Tarsier Monkey. The Philippine Eagle. An animal from 700,000 years ago. These topics are featured in these Digital Downloads. The Land Digital Download is a collection of original illustrations of historic facts that feature the natural elements of the Philippine Islands.
From Australia to Vancouver to the Bay Area, I have sent Hoy! to so many wonderful places. The pandemic has really hit my production really hard but I do not want to to stop making new pages. Also, since there have been so many specific pages requested I figured, why not print them in your own home. This low price allows me to share them, and create more pages. :)
Round Brown Blues -
Published by YETI Arts (www.yetiarts.org) and made in Toronto. This 8" x 8" book contains over 20 pages of hand painted pages that have been recollected on glossy, durable, cardstock. All orders include taxes and shipping within Canada.
The Mystery of Apo Whang-od (Print)
With my western education, I first thought that history could only be exchanged in written text, spoken word, and recorded image. The main figure of this art piece is Apo Whang-od, a close to a century year old artist who keeps the tattooing culture of her people alive. With this art piece I want to honour her, and make others aware of what she represents.
The truth will set you free (Print)
This is an elaborate piece created after teaching a workshop for the Kapisanan Centre. After teaching the workshop, I realized that there was too much that I didn't know. This art piece includes inspiration from the Boxer Codex, Jacob H. Smith, and James H. Blount
Lola and Child (Print)
In the Filipino culture, a Lola (Grandmother) plays a central role. They are providers, caregivers, chefs, and rocks. I would argue to say that they are the backbone of most families. While riding on the TTC by St. Clair West station I was able to see a grandchild feed his Lola. It was double special because he was eating a chocolate bar. He took a few bites, but before he finished, he knew he had to share some with his Lola.