About the Artwork
Two physical examples of the San Pablo city’s cultural and historical value are the Spanish
Colonial Lamp Post and the whitewashed
Beaux Art Fule-Malvar Mansion.
Provide a tangible connection to San
Pablo City’s history, particularly the
Heritage Zone, while preserving the city’s
sense of community, identity, and pride.
About the Artwork
Goto Mo’ Ko’s Wall Mural is a digital artwork in collaboration with a renowned modern contemporary mural artist’ Robby Singh. This project was created to retell Manila’s glorious past, highlight its cultural heritage and icons, and showcasing its tourist attractions.
Those who work with their hands—such as muralists, and printmakers—are what we look for when we search for artists. according to Perry, “We enjoy discovering up-and-coming artists who share our passion, optimism, and creativity, as well as who have a unique viewpoint and sense of style. We want people to experience the essence of love that Goto Mo’ Ko has to offer through our partnership with these artists.”
Art is a powerful way to bring ideas come to life, and there’s no better way to do that than by providing opportunities for artists in our communities.
The logo mark looks like a cuisine being sautéed.
Festive colors were used to give an enticing appeal and sophistication.
See the full logo implementation here
About the Logo
The Filipino Food Month logo portrays the essence of traditional Filipino cooking through the palayok icon. The palayok, an earthenware type of cooking vessel, communicates the customary Filipino culinary cuisines of our ancestors. To this day, some kinfolks still use the palayok when cooking recipes passed on through generations. The palayok exemplifies kulinaryang Filipino.
The three triangles underneath the palayok are the flames and they represent the Philippines’ three island groups of Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao where a multitude of gastronomic fares originate and continue to live on to be enjoyed. The flames’ three colors are symbolic of the characteristics of alab (passion), sigasig (ardor) and liwanag (radiance).
The steam that emanates from the palayok comes in the form of the brand we celebrate, the Filipino Food Month, skewed 45 degrees to show an ascending motion indicative of pagsulong. The four colors represent inherent traits of Filipinos – pagdiriwang (celebratory), alab (passionate), sigasig (persevering) and pagbabago (innovative). The typography is selected to be simple so as not to compete with the other elements of the logo.
Read more: NCCA, DA Debut Filipino Food Month Festivity this April 2019
Filipino Food Month will be celebrated to promote, preserve, and ensure the transmission of vast culinary traditions and treasures to future generations, and to support and appreciate various industries, farmers, and agri-communities which benefit therefrom.
About Cavite Coffee Table Book
Cavite, Philippines is a coffee table book project of the Provincial Government of Cavite through the efforts of the Provincial Tourism and Cultural Affairs Office, created to retell the province’s glorious past, highlight our cultural heritage and traditions, showcase the tourist attractions of each city and municipality, and pay tribute to Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo on his 150th Birth Anniversary.
Read more: Best of the Philippines|Cavite’s Book on History, Culture, and Food
The fun map is Explora’s way of showing love. Painstakingly designed and executed to capture the best features of Cavite. The illustrations on the maps are drawn one by one by the artists of Explora.
In addition, the texts and content included in the collaterals are thoroughly researched and verified by the local tourism officers with the help of Guillermo ‘Ige’ Ramos. Ige is a famed writer, book designer, and tourist guide on a mission to promote Cavite through its cuisine.
About My Metro Manila App
An initiative of the Department of Tourism — National Capital Region (DOT-NCR) led by Regional Director Woodrow “RR” C. Maquiling, Jr. and part of DOT-NCR’s New Tourism Product Development, My Metro Manila is a powerful tool that condenses everything a traveler should know about Metro Manila in a single app. Powered and made with love by Explora.ph, it runs with a purpose: making traveling within the city easier, more convenient, and worthwhile. It is equipped to provide a seamless and enhanced tourist experience while in the nation’s capital.
Packed with sights to see, My Metro Manila app compiles credible information straight from the combined databases of Explora.ph and DOT-NCR for easy access. This makes the hassle of going back and forth through several websites to gather information a thing of the past. Users can do their research, find unique things to do, and book a place to stay inside the app.
Read: Explore the Metropolis in a Single App
My Metro Manila app is DOT-NCR’s step in making Metro Manila a more tourist-friendly metropolis by providing comfort, convenience, and information available to every traveler.
About Apayao Travel Guide
The Apayao brochure was designed to capture the cool Cordillera air. Displaying the colourful clothes and the happy faces of the Isnag people along with its famous attractions and unique cuisine, the cover of the Apayao Brochure shows the soul of the whole province. The mighty Philippine Eagle soars high above in the blue sky, a symbol of Apayao being one of the glorious eagle’s sanctuaries in the country. The cover of the brochure emphasizes the natural beauty of the whole province.
Read: Into the Nature Frontier of the North| Apayao’s Tourism Brochure
