Hello everyone! Wow, it's been three years since my last post here, and so much have changed. I promise, unintentional blog abandonment is what happened. My priority during those years was my husband. But yeah... Gerry passed away in December of last year, and I'm honestly devastated since then, and I miss him terribly. The difference from earlier this year is, I'm more coherent right now that's why I can write.

So much creative plans in the future. Although, I'm focusing more on personal projects because so much stuff for myself and about my husband that need to be done. No commissions for now. I'm taking care of my day job, his blogs, his comics, and his Komikero Komiks Museum. Yes, that one still alive and receiving guests constantly. I hope one day you all get to visit as well.

I'll be posting pics of what I'm up to once a week or twice a month. I'm still not sure as I'm still figuring out my schedule. I know I promised myself, which I published(!) here, to post more often but it had been an utter failure because there was nothing to post. Hopefully, this time, it's for real. 

For now, let me leave you with a pic of the both of us in our future home (I'm sure, he's there already and waiting for it to get done) which is still being constructed. The bay window is so big(!), which is what he wanted, it's outside the frame of this pic: 



Oh, and by the way, please take care everybody. Let's wash our hands thoroughly, and maintain social distance. Let's all just stay inside and do our papercrafting, I think that's more sensible. Remember to always consider those who can't possibly survive this. Stay safe!

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Ms. Ilyn is a licensed architect who decided that teaching arts and crafts, or making them, is way more fulfilling than dealing with contract documents, estimates and technical specifications. She taught Architectural Drafting and Painting to High School Students for five years, and Arts for Pre-K to Grade 3 Pupils for three years. Now, she's back to dealing with the nitty gritty of architecture, but the meditative aspect of papercrafting remains unchanged.

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