Created in 2006 by Jordan Clark (director of ‘The Aswang Phenomenon’ documentary) as a place to share the diverse folklore and mythologies of the Philippines.
@siningnisid@likhang_kanauai It’s still up. There is so much truth that can be focused on during pride month, that there is no need for fictions. 🏳️🌈
https://t.co/76WpDko5Yk
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.
https://t.co/mXCbQApLso
@BrixArtan @NantesTheBest@caldatelier I appreciate your concern…there is no shortage of misinformation from the Spanish, American authors visiting the Philippines, and the first Filipino folklorists. Your concern deserves investigation into the original folk beliefs and why this belief was documented as such.
@BrixArtan @NantesTheBest@caldatelier Folklore changes and evolves. While this belief may not be what you know in your region today, that doesn’t mean it was never part of folklore. The modern practice of sanitization and denial of historical beliefs and practices is concerning.
@caldatelier The information is in The Creatures of Philippine Lower Mythology by Maximo Ramos. Not sure what all the fussy comments are about, but it was recorded and documented by a Filipino from Filipinos. The belief may differ from region to region.
KSD: Ang Aswang sa Capiz (video is in Tagalog)
I'm always embarrassed to hear my name mentioned in other's projects, but am so grateful that some of my work could help result in such a thoughtful presentation regarding the aswang stigma in Capiz.
https://t.co/eoeA24rvDm
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
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: https://t.co/HZasNRNaCB
CoverArt Image credits: markodeposoy.
#podcastph#philippinecampfirestories#sigbin
“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 https://t.co/lnbHuW5mOy
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: https://t.co/vgV35vclwV
#maskofhaliya#kwentocomics
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.
https://t.co/nFiSfx3aRi
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.
https://t.co/ePGmzHyKF5
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.
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.