“AHON FILIPINO” - The painting is a depiction of how the Filipino’s hold on to Pananampalataya. Over and over again despite natural calamities like Ondoy and poverty due to poor governance. This humbling experiences made us clean, not just our homes but our souls too. Heroes once again are seen everywhere at hindi lang sa piso. 
"Saidin mo ang kanin sa iyong pinggan, at bawat butil nito ay pinaghirapang tipunin para umabot sa ating hapag, ang sabi ng mahal kong Ina, anak ng maralitang magsasakang walang sawang nagbungkal, nag-araro at nagtanim. Sa papiso-pisong kapalit, napaaral nang pilit ang anak. Kahanga-hanga silang hamak na dakila."
She does everything for us, our Nanay. Difficult it may seem to do alot at home and work at the same time. Hardly ever a time that she says, later my son I’m tired.
I’m experiencing this now with three kids of my own… to stay at home with them while their Nanay is away for a regular income. I’m not ashamed but glad to have felt what it’s like to grasp your child in your arms as I continue to fight for my dreams and make them comfortable. Sleep well my kids, everything will be just fine.
Challenging artwork due to the limited details of the reference.
Refrained from adding more details because I was thinking it would look like more of my work rather than of an Amorsolo painting. (This is in memorial of Fernando Amorsolo)
The Master taught me a few strokes thru his art. Nice to see what was then, when doors are left unlock and fresh air is everywhere. Commission work in memorial of Fernando Amorsolo
