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Continue reading →: Knorr #LutongNanay: Mom. Homecooked. Home.
It wasn’t the first time I’ve heard it said. I heard it too at the national homeschooling conference four years ago. Many of the things that are supposed to be rooted home have become commercialized, and in effect, has uprooted families from their homes. The point of that conference was…
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Continue reading →: Didn’t your mama teach you not to waste your food?
Food is one of the things that many people take for granted in the Philippines despite the issues we have with poverty. I think that it’s because we won’t really understand the importance of something until we experience its loss firsthand, or if we at least have a closer look…
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Continue reading →: Watercolor Class at The Crafters Marketplace
I believe that art is a gift and that even though many people are doing it nowadays, there are those whose works will always stand out. Having said that, it doesn’t mean that non-pros cannot do art nor find joy in doing it. That’s me! I was so thrilled to join…
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Continue reading →: Working from Home: How I make worklife easier
One of the biggest misconception about people who work from home is that our work is so much lighter compared to regular employees who go to work in offices. Sure, we don’t have to take on the hideous traffic and can stay in our jammies all day, but working from…
Hello,
I’m May
Fifty-something Contemporary visual artist.
I paint stories – real or imagined – in Modern Naive and Gestural Abstracts.
For Commissions, email me at maypalstories@gmail.com
