-
London 2012 Opening CeremonyThe #OpeningCeremony of the London 2012 Olympic Games (@Olympics) is officially underway! Instagrammers are...
-
Peacock, Florida
Photograph by Lorenzo Cassina, Your Shot
Peacock feathers showing a captivating pattern, captured at Flamingo Gardens in Davie,... -
-
-
HOPING FOR HIGH-PAYING JOBS ABROAD
(Photo: ABS-CBNnews.com)
Students learn metalworking skills at a TESDA training center along United Nations...
It’s mealtime…then it’s bedtime… Good night everyone! @mayangchris @jethroabad @gee_abad @chloeabad10 (at Villa No. 3)
Introducing to you Rossi’s apple of her eyes… (at Villa No. 3)
I exercised my right to suffrage today and I’m glad I did… #4 Party List OFW Family
The quieter you become, the more you hear ~Ram Dass (at Villa No. 3)
Press like if you still remember this Katol Mosquito Coil…one coil is equivalent to 100 cigarettes. Regular use may lead to various lung infections and can be an agent of cancer! #mosquitocoil @pampataylamok #carcinogenic
Bottle chandelier at The Border… with @mayangchris | @gee_abad | @chloeabad10 (at On the Border || اون ذا بوردر)
One of the best perks of a business trip to the Philippines is to spend some time with your loved ones. Here’s a shot with my ex-girlfriend during a break from our extremely busy schedule in the past week.
Quick stop-over at Dubai International Airport….
Addition to my Wish List…
Tips for your next interview…
Almost two years ago, two members of the Holstee community in Japan, Kenji Hiranabe and Satomi Joba, helped us translate the Holstee Manifesto into Japanese.
Today, thanks to the additional help of talented calligrapher Narisawa Shurei, we have a beautifully designed version of the Holstee Manifesto in traditional Japanese lettering.
In Shurei’s own words:
“The Holstee Manifesto reminded me of a Buddhist term ‘TEI-KAN,’ which means finding out the real nature of something. It also means to attain spiritual enlightenment. I created this artwork with ‘TEI-KAN’ in mind.”
It has been a real pleasure working with Shurei to create this poster, and I have learned a lot about Japanese calligraphy in the process. You can see more of her work on Shodo Arts and Sumi-Painting.
Please share the design with your Japanese-speaking friends!
