We're Still Open!

Phase 2 for the Local Designers Program is still open!

We're looking for aspiring designers, college level and up. If you live in the Tarlac province, are interested in graphics design, packaging, product design and more, just let us know!

We're accepting applicants till AUGUST 30 2013 ONLY.

Limited slots only.

Just email us your portfolio and we'll let you know by the end of the week. :)

Local Designers Program; Phase 2

The Local Designers Program is announcing its expansion phase for launching on August 23 2013! We'll be entertaining questions from here! :)

Reservation procedures:
Send your portfolio, or sample works to maiko[dot]pascual[at]yahoo[dot]com until 4pm of the 21st of August, 2013.
Results will be posted online on the 22nd of August, 2013, at 9 pm.

Registration procedures:
Ask for a registration form and a Memorandum of Agreement from the LDP on August 23, 2013.
Registrants with portfolios will be prioritized.
Late registrants will be entertained until a week after the program launch.
Limited slots only.

Here's What We Call A Beginning.

It was Wednesday, August 7 2013, when my boss and my team mate accompanied me to endorse a product design and development awareness program to the Tarlac State University.

The project was originally targeting students, preferably freshmen from the College of Architecture and Fine Arts. Luckily, Prof. Pecson was there to comment and present the potentials of including higher year levels and even graduates... An insightful contribution to the project.

We from the first phase of the Local Designers Program are going to launch the project on the 23rd of August, at Robinson's Luisita, Tarlac City.

Note to self: If you're gonna blog, make sure you've got pictures. Jeez this wall of text looks boring.

What It's About

This blog will be about the Tarlac Provincial Designer Program's project on increasing the awareness of audiences in product development and design in general.

In here shall be posted random features, good design sources, updates on the program, and continuations of the advocacy.