12/18/2025
Wedding dinner celebration with our families and friends back home 🏡 Like our prenup photoshoot & wedding picnic in New York, everything was made intentionally and thoughtfully by ourselves and with family & friends. 💗 (DIY til we die, I guess? lol)
@pautiu arranged the flowers and table set up of dinner, @kiko_tiu made sure our prenup, wedding and vows in NYC was well recorded for everyone to watch, name cards and giveaways were all hand written, designed and printed in riso by us 🤪, my mom (even when she was far away) sent heirloom jewelry passed down from my aunt and her sisters, mama @janeunnie helped me mentally and emotionally organize this and watched the make up artist with such careful eyes 😆 dad for being the best sponsor of Pau’s barong clothes and helped us with wedding errands, my cousin @justin.zoombox finally was able to capture these very special memories 📸 our cousins who brought speakers and other party equipments 🕺🪩 and our talented friends who made sure the dinner party was popping 😆 thank you from the bottom of our hearts 💕🥹 we know it was quite far and a challenge to travel all the way to a mountain/nature reserve ⛰️🌱🪴🌞🌺😆 but you guys took it like a champ and a field trip for everyone to enjoy 🚌🚎✨
PS. Will be posting the nyc wedding picnic sometime soon— we are almost 2 years behind that one 👹
Our wedding day ceremony got almost cancelled by a storm. Sleepless nights monitoring the weather, checking in with our guests, cancelled reservations and on the spot wedding venue changes.
We checked and considered different locations, even cafes and museums. We had 48 hours remaining to scrap and redo everything we planned for months before we decide if we push August 8 for outdoor wedding or not. We already had the permits and reservations. We didn’t want a grand one, we just wanted to share with people closest to us our favorite hidden spot in New York, and our deep love for sharing food. Pau and I were walking at St. Marks Union Square at around 11PM, 2 days before the wedding ceremony. We said to ourselves that we might have already exhausted all our efforts.
We realized it’s been 11 years in the making, we have went through 5 years of long distance relationship, and we’re too damn tired of it already. We just want to be together in a place where our love is recognized and supported.
We decided to screw everything, our truest friends will understand if we move everything, specially for their safety. And so we did. We invited only our immediate family, booked a place without even thinking if the food or place is okay. Pau just wanted to take me there for a date before and what’s the best way to date your future wife, right?
We wanted a place to eat with our family who would stand the changing weathers with us, and they definitely did. They were ready to be there rain or shine, as they did for 11 years to accept and welcome us in their hearts.
The rain was a blessing in disguise, we arrived at the place without expecting anything. We were the only people inside. The place reserved a whole room for our families to take refuge in; overlooking the garden as the rain wouldn’t stop showering. We gladly welcomed every tiny sparkle of rain drops that greeted our window and it shined like little diamonds as everyone laughed and cried while sharing their best wishes to us. We may have not looked our best thanks to the weather, but it showed our truest vulnerable selves, and I think that’s the most beautiful thing I have ever witnessed. 🌈
We will be at @momaps1 ‘s 50th Anniversary Block Party this coming Saturday April 18 🎉 From 10AM to 6PM. It will be a free day of local food, art, family activities and music 🪩
📍2ND FLOOR KUNSTHALLE - BOOTH #4 to find us! 🚶🏽♀️🚶🏽(it’s inside the school building we think 🤔)
Online tickets have already sold out but walk ins are still available 🎟️
We have some new works to show that you get first dibs before we debut in other fairs 🫶 many thanks to @fadmarket for organizing this event and to @momaps1 for inviting us 💗🌷 Happy birthday MoMA PS1 🎂
Come and join us in designing your own Cover Art and mixtape CD in this riso analog workshop 💿🎧
You’ll learn the basics of the risograph analog process while working with a 2-color palette in creating cover art for your CD! You’ll also get to pick and curate 5 to 8 songs to put inside your CD (that you can openly listen to during the class 🎶) This workshop is beginner-friendly and all materials are provided.
You’ll take home: A Jewel CD case with your printed Riso Cover Art 🖼️ + CD with 5 to 8 songs inside 💿+ Riso Basic Analog Knowledge 🧠 + music friends? 👯😜💗
Feel free to bring your own printed photos and stickers to personalize your design or to gift someone special 🌷
April 25, 2026 (Saturday)
12:30 - 3:30PM
4:30 - 7:30PM
* This workshop is an ode to the time when we used to make CD mixtapes to dedicate to someone or for our own listening pleasure 😌🍃
🌟WORKSHOP IS IN FULL CAPACITY, PLEASE STAY TUNED FOR MORE DATES. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT 🥰 🌟
February 2025
grew my hair, spent most days at home with my wife and our baby nido, playing&working&playing ♾️ found the mundane to be the most beautiful
Merry Christmas from our small bad student family to yours 💗 This year has been a crazy ride (and it’s always a crazy rollercoaster ride every year we would say 😝) but immigrating to a different country to be with the one you love and starting the studio again from scratch (in our living room lol) is another. 20 photos and 20 tags in this post ain’t enough to show all the behind the scenes, incredible and genuine ppl we’ve had the honor to work with, all the times our studio manager ‘Nido’ 🐈⬛ comforted us knowing we’re far from our family in the Philippines, our friends who stood as our chosen families and always tried to bring a piece of home to us so we’d feel less lonely. We’re very very thankful of the community and the neighborhood we are in, everyone who chipped in to be part of this beautiful ride. I hope you know we see you and if there was a way to hug each one of you right now, we would. Thank you again for being part of our 2025. 💕🥹✨
Special mention to @way.of.love.in.sunnyside@frcarlsunnyside for believing in us 🫶 thank you Carl!
And to @swma.nyc for helping us share this wonderful gift of art to the community ✨
Much love and gratitude,
@felizecamille@pautiu@kiko_tiu@palabricaash@hamtori_1010@janeunnie
𝓟𝓻𝓲𝓷𝓽 𝓢𝓪𝓷𝓬𝓽𝓾𝓪𝓻𝔂 is an independent publishing celebration and fair where we gather artists, printmakers, zine makers, publishers, designers, writers, illustrators, photographers, print enthusiasts, and supporters of DIY print culture at the Sanctuary of All Saints Church in Sunnyside, Queens. The event will be held on November 8 from 2:30 to 8PM. 🏡
We have received so many amazing works and we couldn’t be more grateful (and hopeful we can fit everyone in!) We cannot wait to show and share the works of these wonderful exhibitors very soon 💕
Our lovely exhibitors for this event:
Active Chapter (@activechapter )
Art. ley (@art.ley )
Bad Dog Print (@baddogprint )
Bhuibhu (@bhuibhu )
Biology Friends Club (@biologyfriendsclub )
Bonnie Illustrates (@ghoulishgals )
Citation Needed (@citation_needed_press )
Figure Bound (@figure_bound )
ha_zines (@ha_zines )
Julian Adon Alexander (@snakebone_ )
Kaayla Lee (@manoleettuce )
Kam Claudel (@2halloo )
Kelsey Short (@kelseysshorts )
les éditions MMYOPE (@m.myope )
looky goods (@lookygoodss )
Midnight Project (@midnight.project_design )
MishMash (@mishmash.stuff )
nakedpomelo (@nakedpomelo )
Nessa Nguyen (@nessafiesta )
Neue Sans Press (@neue.sans.press )
Owen Madigan (@owenmadigan )
PAAL WORLD (@paalworld )
Radhia Rahman (@knivesmeow )
shichhann (@shi_chhann )
ShinYeon Moon (@shinnyoni )
Some Other Books (@someotherbooks )
Stephanie Lin (@stephaugi )
tomato. phish (@tomato.phish )
vickyisdrawing (@vickyisdrawing )
Warm Arteries (@warmarteries )
Winged Creature (@regenisraen )
You can also check out the cafes and restaurants around the neighborhood 🌞🍁 highly recommend while browsing books 📚 and prints 🖼️
🎟️ FREE ENTRANCE 🎟️
RSVP link in our bio to enter 🔗
Join us on August 3 & 17, as we explore together our dreams and visions for the future through art. ✨ A future where we consciously imagine ourselves and set new intentions while we cocreate with our communities in mind. In this workshop, we will explore making dream boards and turn them into a risograph poster. 🖼️
The workshop will cover the basics of Analog Risograph printing & Poster making. Participants will learn how to make a 2-color Risograph print using collage and drawing. Each participant will get a chance to print their own work on a Riso Machine and take home 5 copies of their artwork. Materials are all provided, feel free to bring art materials you’re comfortable to use! (ex. books, stickers, photos, postcards, crayons, colored pencils & markers)
This workshop is open to all ages and is perfect for absolute beginners.
This is a FREE WORKSHOP made possible by The Episcopal Mission in Sunnyside with the help of Sunnyside & Woodside Mutual Aid. 🌷
@way.of.love.in.sunnyside@swma.nyc
🔗 in our bio to register 🦋
