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From Break, Making to Becoming: Reflections on the 9th International Design Conference

Posted On: September 27, 2025 9:34 pm

 

Attending the International Design Conference for the first time (on its 9th run) has made me realize yet again that design is not just about aesthetics or function, it […]...  read more

Seeds in My Steps, Blossoms in the Journey: The Bridge I’ve Been Building

Posted On: July 15, 2025 4:34 am

 

Another Monday, another blog! 😀 Podcast version here: —- It’s another day to reflect, and I’ve come to a realization lately. Something has been quietly unfolding these past few […]...  read more

From Sci-Fi to Real Life-AI in Film and the Future We’re Stepping Into

Posted On: July 12, 2025 6:25 am

 

Today, I feel good about a lot of things and also bad about a lot of things so I decided to sacrifice some sleep to try to be productive. […]...  read more

The Rise of Artificial Intelligence in the Creative Industry: Design, Sales & Marketing A Look Back at a 2018 Blog on AI – and How Far We’ve Come

Posted On: July 8, 2025 6:52 am

 

AI in Design & Marketing: Then vs. Now Looking back to look forward. By Jemmarie Bocalbos Then (2018): AI on the Horizon When I first wrote The Rise of […]...  read more

Lyann Jaera

Japan 2023: An Adventure Through Nagoya, Tokyo, Yokohama, and More

Posted On: November 23, 2024 2:17 pm

 

Japan 2023: An Adventure Through Nagoya, Tokyo, Yokohama, and More Japan has a way of capturing your heart with its blend of tradition, modernity, and quirky charm. My 14-day […]...  read more

Lyann Jaera

Japan November 2024: A Journey Through Fukuoka, Kyoto, and Nagoya

Posted On: November 23, 2024 1:50 pm

 

Japan November 2024: A Journey Through Fukuoka, Kyoto, and Nagoya Japan holds a special place in my heart. Every visit feels like rediscovering a story you never want to […]...  read more

Mastering the Art of Self Promotion: A Recap with Wacom Technology Corp. and the Filipino Creative Community

Posted On: September 16, 2024 2:17 am

 

Mastering the Art of Self Promotion: A Recap with Wacom Technology Corp. and the Filipino Creative Community We had an amazing time attending the “Mastering the Art of Self […]...  read more

My Journey Through Unforgettable Travel: From Japan to Beyond 2024

Posted On: September 15, 2024 9:19 pm

 

My Most Memorable Travel Experience: A Journey Through Time When I think back to my most memorable travel experiences, a few special moments always stand out. Each trip holds […]...  read more

Celebrating Women's Month with MMAAP Mimaropa and DICT: A Recap of Our Adobe Express Webinar I recently had the pleasure of joining MMAAP Mimaropa in collaboration with DICT to celebrate Women's Month, thanks to an invitation from Julius A. It was an honor to be part of an event that not only celebrates the achievements of women but also showcases their talents and contributions to various industries. During the webinar, I took a moment to express my gratitude to individuals like Sir Rollan Bañez and Aiza King, who have been instrumental in supporting my journey in the creative design industry. Their encouragement and shared passion have been invaluable, and I'm grateful for their continued support. I also had the opportunity to highlight the work of other inspiring artists such as Risa Rodil, Vina Acosta (LimeLemons27), Mariel Garcia, and Tresstine Gene G. Espiritu. Each of these individuals brings a unique perspective and creative flair to their work, adding vibrancy and innovation to the industry. As we explored the world of Adobe Express during the two-hour session, attendees had the chance to delve into topics such as creating designs from scratch or remixing existing ones, collaboration features both on web and mobile platforms, and the ease of logo creation for startups, small businesses, and non-profit organizations. We also delved into the integration of AI and the exciting Audio to Animation feature offered by Adobe Express. Throughout the session, attendees provided valuable feedback, expressing their satisfaction with the webinar's content and delivery. Many appreciated the opportunity to learn new skills and found the step-by-step demonstrations particularly helpful. There were also suggestions for improvement, including addressing technical difficulties and expanding the range of topics covered in future sessions. One recurring theme was the desire for more engagement and hands-on activities during the webinar. Attendees expressed interest in a wider range of topics, including those related to information technology, multimedia, graphic design, and educational tools. There was also a call for more free sessions in the future, highlighting the value and impact of accessible learning opportunities. In conclusion, the webinar was a resounding success, showcasing the enthusiasm and passion of attendees for learning and growth. The positive feedback received serves as motivation to continue providing valuable insights and resources to support individuals in their creative endeavors. I look forward to future collaborations and opportunities to empower and inspire others in their journey to success. Thank you to everyone who attended the webinar, and special thanks to MMAAP Mimaropa, DICT, and Julius A. for making it all possible. Here's to celebrating the achievements of women and fostering a community of creativity, learning, and empowerment. #WeekendThoughts #Thankful #Gratitude #WomenEmpowerment #AdobeExpress #MMAAPMimaropa #DICT #CreativeDesign #WebinarRecap

Celebrating Women’s Month with MMAAP Mimaropa and DICT: A Recap of Our Adobe Express Webinar

Posted On: March 16, 2024 9:48 pm

 

I recently had the pleasure of joining MMAAP Mimaropa in collaboration with DICT to celebrate Women’s Month, thanks to an invitation from Julius A. It was an honor to […]...  read more

Creative Tips: 3 Quotes to live by in your creative journey

Posted On: February 16, 2019 1:02 am

 

First of all I would love to commend and thank Jaychrist Teves for his dedication in building his podcast to help creatives. Giving tips by conversing with creative professionals […]...  read more

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