Technicolor Night [Remedios Circle, 1994] Rainshower

Technicolor Night [Remedios Circle, 1994] RainshowerIn 1994, Remedios Circle was the epicenter of the "Malate Renaissance." This ink tells the story of an iconic nightlife era where the lush, deep green of the tropical plaza met the high drama energy of the city's artistic soul. The jade base represents the dense shadows of the old acacia trees, while the intense red sheen mimics the spectral glow of traditional lanterns and the flickering neon of bars like The Library and Blue Caf. It is a tribute to

the UNESCO declared the Tubbataha Reefs as a world heritage site and protected area

the Spanish chronicler Miguel de Loarca first used the word Romblon to describe this place in the central region of the Philippines

we are using an international reference for a Vinta ink

This ink has a greyish purple base with a faint rust undertone

it is also considered sacred by the Tagbanwa people

It also features stained glass images and red brick columns

“when shall we three meet again

The last sighting of

This ink has a succulent and juicy wine-red base color that ages beautifully with time

and the sharp snap of pitik papel battles echoing across wooden desks

This ink has a flat raspberry pink base with minimal shading

overcomes a King’s many challenges with wit and cunning in order to win the prince’s hand in marriage