Clarisse Pastor-Medina - The Heartivist Coffee Painter

Clarisse Pastor-Medina is not only known for her coffee paintings. All of her pieces tells a story of nostalgia of being a Filipino, and of course, of being a Batanguena. She has a collection entitled "Pinoiserie". Under this series is the "Biak". This series include the artworks below. According to Clarisse, Biak highlights the thought of one persona, divided but whole. It highlights the immigrants who are always split: living and loving two places at one time, immersing in a different culture but also strongly defining one's own from another, embracing the present but being forever nostalgic about the past.

"Two Daydreams"

"Dear Papa Dios"

"Sa for Sampaguita"

Obet Tiano - The Ripped Realist

Obet Tiano is known for his hyper realism style. If you spot an extremely realistic painting and a ripped canvas, it's Sir Obet's.  His ripped concept depicts his artwork's fragments. 

"Exceptionally Beautiful"

"Revere"

"Three-Sided Story"

Jade Suayan - The Vibrant Hipster Street Artist

Jade Suayan Street Art
⟾ Jade Suayan is known as an imagination-driven street artist from Lipa City, Batangas. The picture below is one of her numerous jaw-dropping street murals that portrays her authentic style in using cartoons as her main characters with the vibe of the street lifestyle. Jade Suayan's style can also be easily distinguished for its use of extreme neon and vibrant color combinations.

 


➥ Jade is a also a versatile artist. She excels in using different mediums. The image below is one of her clay sculptures. Although, she used a different medium, her style and her concept remains the same. As what they call "The Vibrant Street Style".

➥ Jade is also a commission artist. The image below shows one of her commissioned murals in Tanuan, Batangas. Her style commonly includes a young hipster character and a very modern color palette.