Culture & Identity – Design Goods

Galing Luzon

Max — Wed, 15 Apr 2026 10:40:34 +0000

Galing Probinsya Issue #3: Galing Luzon explores how creatives in the region come together and tend to their communities, driven by their shared challenges, experiences, and aspirations. This issue features an essay by Allen Esteban (@iamallenesteban) of Novice Magazine (@novicemagazineph) and interviews featuring Lloyd Zapanta from Antipolo (@lloydiecat), Ja Amores from Baguio (@esoiuqetsel), and the Astrolikha collective from Cavite (@astrolikhaofficial). Every copy also comes with a Creative Atlas exploring creative tambayans in Luzon!

Galing Probinsya Zine Bundle

Max — Wed, 15 Apr 2026 10:36:42 +0000

Galing Probinsya is a zine series that features the stories and works of probinsyano designers all over the archipelago, helping build a more expansive understanding of Filipino creativity and design. This discounted bundle includes Issue #1: Galing Visayas (2020), Issue #2: Galing Mindanao (2024), and Issue #3: Galing Luzon (2026). The complete set allows you to save PHP 350!

TODAY IS A NEW DAY

Jamie Navarro — Mon, 12 Dec 2022 09:02:35 +0000

Kick off your morning or cap off your night with daily activities in this interactive calendar as you make your way through the year—day by day.

Inclusions:
1 Spiral-bound calendar with hanger with 12 pages for each month (A3 size, printed on 250 gsm Old Mill Fedrigoni)
3 additional sticker sheets to accompany activities for specific months (5x7in)
1 TODAY IS A NEW DAY sticker (2x2in)

Contributors:
Inya de Vera, Paulina Badion, Maxine Garcia, Bel Weber, Frances de Guzman, Andie Gamboa, Raffy Borromeo, & Thea Torres

Find the printable gift cards here.

Promdi

roxyaren — Sat, 16 Oct 2021 11:01:02 +0000

Font is from Galing Probinsya, a project that is both a statement and a reminder: from our provinces, talent also blooms. We have met so many creatives throughout the years who are doing important work and making their marks in places outside of Manila. When we talk about a truly Filipino design, they are not just footnotes—they are also its protagonists.⁣

Free for personal and commercial use

Abangan, a typeface for those who wait

roxyaren — Sat, 16 Oct 2021 10:28:48 +0000

Waiting is not a passive act. Beneath the image of someone’s arms crossed and the endless scrolling on a smartphone, people are waiting with purpose. To wait is to burn with hope that there’s a better situation for all of us. Abangan is not merely ábángan or waiting shed; it is also abangán, a declaration, a call, a warning: just you wait and see.

Free for personal and commercial use