Philippines Says Thank You.

Three Months after the typhoon Haiyan, a whole nations wants to show it's gratitude to the world. this is the Philippines. And this is our way of saying thank you to every one who is helping us rebuild after the storm. - DOT

Credit to : The Philippines Department of Tourism and to all the People behind this Campaign.

Thank You World by Jim Paredes

"A song thanking th people of the world for helping the Philippines after it was struck by Typhoon Haiyan, the strongest storm in recorded history. If you want to contribute to the relief effort, please download this song to itunes."

Straight from our heart, we sing out loud a big THANK YOU.

Daghang Salamat, we say THANK YOU.

Our Gratitude fo everything you've done.
We won't forget .
The storm surge of your Love...
Credit to: Jim Paredes

We Pilipinos are saying SALAMAT PO !(Thank You) from the bottom of our hearts for All the Help given by the Different 
 Private & Non-Government Corportion, Foundations, and Country   from all parts of the World.

Street Art Collection

A Collection of Murals & Graffiti

In some point I was confused with Murals & Graffiti.
So I search and this is the Result.

Murals – painting, spray art or mixed media that has been arranged between the property owner and the artist. In most cases the art is owned by the property owner, the license by the artist, maintenance is either arranged by a local mural arts organization or the property owner, and it is the owner’s duty to contact the artist in case touch-ups are needed. If the artist cannot be contacted or gives permission for the owner to hire another artist they may do so. Any representations of the art (like postcards) sold by a third party without the artists’ permission or compensation is illegal. Mural artists make a career of doing mural art because most of their work is commissioned. - See more at: http://www.grassroutestravel.com/the-difference-between-graffiti-and-murals/#sthash.hI0tYx5A.dpuf

Graffiti, or graff – spray art done with as broad an array of motivations as murals, but most often not done with the permission or agreement of the property owner. In some cases there are areas that have been somehow designated for graffiti. Most works of graff have some measure of artistic merit. Vandalism and tagging are different from graff, where someone just scribbles their alias or scratches a bus window. Obviously not all tagging, vandalism and graffiti can be neatly categorized, but generalizations about it have led to misconceptions. Graffiti artists range greatly with their motivation and expectation in terms of making a living – they can be anonymous, humble, or ego-maniacally leaning. Careers can stem from their graphic abilities, but outdoor commissions aren’t the norm. - See more at: http://www.grassroutestravel.com/the-difference-between-graffiti-and-murals/#sthash.hI0tYx5A.dpuf
http://www.grassroutestravel.com/the-difference-between-graffiti-and-murals/

Now I Know!! hehehe Thanks to Grassroutetravel.

"Poison"

        This Graffiti (Poison) got my Attention for Every Time PUJ (Public Utility Jeepney) Pass by the Street of Conception Marikina City, Philippines. Very Striking, Meaning full & Full of Colors that your Eyes have to look at it to see what is really going on in Politics and other things in the Philippines.Made by University of The Philippines Student  

"Blue"

"Change for the Better Philippines"
Saw this from A Local Commercial of coffee creamer
Located along the street of Conception Marikina City, Philippines.

"Lend Me your Ears"

Some times you just have to Listen to know what is  true and  what is happening .

"Dolphins"

 
       When I First Saw This 2 beautiful Murals,I grab my Phone and Took some photo.I Was so Amaze that someone can think of  such a moving Concept.It was Part of The Land Scape Design In front of a house Along Matahimik Street in Quezon City, Philippines.

"The Lady"

Credit to : Grassgroute Travel