Independent educational resource exploring Philippine mythologies, folklore, cultural beliefs & traditions since 2006.
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#InquirerBriefing looks at the Aswang Project and how most mythical PH creatures simply prefer to be left alone. aswangproject.com/
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Really excited to see what Genshin has in store for us for Mare Jivari.
A good detailed documentary about the legend of Bakunawa by Aswang Project, if you want to learn more of its origins and what it came to be one of the most popular PH folklore.
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Grandma was-- my best word for it-- a shaman, an herbalist (albularyo), despite her devout Catholicism. I never got to ask her deeper questions about her craft while she was still with us, and that's one of my little rergrets. |2
The Aswang Project retweeted
Today’s Monster Monday episode is reserved for Aswang familiar that we all fear. Catching this one brings you luck, let’s talk about the Sigbin.
Listen for free via: bit.ly/PhCampfireStories
CoverArt Image credits: markodeposoy.
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This day is not your average Friday the 13th.
Pre-order link and book signing schedule later. Like and follow our social media accounts for updates.
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“Drag Race Philippines” season 1 winner Precious Paula Nicole shared her final look as reigning queen inspired by the Bakunawa, a serpent-like dragon figure in Philippine mythology. #DragRacePH trib.al/YPvK3MK
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here's my entry for #tamawoktubre ! 💨
#AlingSita readying her Magic & #Bornok with his portal fighting against a mutated #Manananggal ⚔️
#PasyonKomiks #fanart #digitalart #xppen #phtharticpaul #PhilippineMythology
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The Mask of Haliya is coming to Kickstarter very soon! Presented by an all-Asian, all-female creative team, this new graphic novel aims to highlight Philippine mythology and intergenerational relationships. Sign up here: tinyurl.com/maskofhaliya2
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Another commission done for Bukana: Gateway to the Sea of Skull, a D&D 5E supplement book based on Philippine Mythology creatures.
Here is my take on the book's Anitu.
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Another commission done last year for Bukana: Gateway to the Sea of Skull, a D&D 5E supplement book based on Philippine Mythology creatures.
Here is my take on the Biraddali. They are female winged beings with the glowing beauty of the rainbow.
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Another commission done last year for Bukana: Gateway to the Sea of Skull, a D&D 5E supplement book based on Philippine Mythology creatures.
Here is my take on Ngio-Ngio, they are mystical birds with teeth.
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Another commission done last year for Bukana: Gateway to the Sea of Skull, a D&D 5E supplement book based on Philippine Mythology creatures.
Here is my take on Punong - a giant, monstrous-looking frog. It has 1 large eye and 3 mouths.
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Another commission done last year for Bukana: Gateway to the Sea of Skull, a D&D 5E supplement book based on Philippine Mythology creatures.
Here is my take on the huniango, a chameleon-like tiny dragon. They change color until they become invisible.
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Another commission done last year for Bukana: Gateway to the Sea of Skull, a D&D 5E supplement book based on Philippine Mythology creatures.
Here is my take on the Taong Tuod (also called Shrub-folk), humanoid plant people of Filipino-type culture.
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Commission done last year for Bukana: Gateway to the Sea of Skull, a D&D 5E supplement book based on Philippine Mythology creatures.
Here is my take on Kan’s Serpent, a gargantuan snake with seven heads. It lives in a volcano now known as Mount Kanlaon.
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I’m reading the Dictionary of Philippine Mythology and there are a lot, A LOT of creatures that warn you if bad things are about to happen
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For those who are interested in Philippine Mythology 😁 a good starter read is the book Ferdinand Blumentritt’s DICCIONARIO MITOLÓGICO DE FILIPINAS (Dictionary of Philippine Mythology)
FELIP UgmaKoSaHen3sis
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Simula nung ginawang reference ng esbi yung mga Filipino myths and folklores mas nahilig rin ako.
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Bakunawa 🌕🐲
Acrylic on 10x16 canvas panel
Photo Reference: Ferdinand Blumentritt's Dictionary of Philippine Mythology
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The Aswang Project retweeted
DICTIONARY OF PHILIPPINE MYTHOLOGY: (Diccionario Mitológico De Filipinas ) WITH ENGLISH TRANSLATIONS GWHRXOM
amazon.com/dp/1777275806?tag…
