Hello! You can now purchase my Philippine Mythological Creatures Series prints via my Society6 store. :D
 Manananggal - Akin na ang baby mo / Nuno sa Punso - Tabi Tabi Po
 Shokoy - The Flying Shokoy / Kapre - Nagmamahal, Kapre
Tiyanak - Small but Terrible
For those in the Philippines without Paypal accounts, you can purchase an A4 sized poster straight from me through bank deposits, just send me a message. :D
Happy new year y’all, cheers! 

Hello! You can now purchase my Philippine Mythological Creatures Series prints via my Society6 store. :D

 Manananggal - Akin na ang baby mo / Nuno sa Punso - Tabi Tabi Po

 Shokoy - The Flying Shokoy / Kapre - Nagmamahal, Kapre

Tiyanak - Small but Terrible

For those in the Philippines without Paypal accounts, you can purchase an A4 sized poster straight from me through bank deposits, just send me a message. :D

Happy new year y’all, cheers! 

You can now buy this print via Society6
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A Manananggal is the Filipino counterpart of the vampire. 
From wikipedia:
The manananggal is “capable of severing its upper torso in order to fly into the night with huge bat-like wings to prey on unsuspecting, pregnant women in their homes; using an elongated proboscis-like tongue, it sucks the hearts of fetuses or the blood of an unsuspecting, sleeping victim. It is known to whip its hair in urban forests, causing hurricanes all over the globe. The severed lower torso is left standing, and it is said to be the more vulnerable of the two halves.” 
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“Akin na ang baby mo” = Your baby is mine! 
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More of my Filipino mythological creatures series:
Tiyanak / Nuno Sa Punso / Kapre / Shokoy / Manananggal

You can now buy this print via Society6

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A Manananggal is the Filipino counterpart of the vampire. 

From wikipedia:

The manananggal is “capable of severing its upper torso in order to fly into the night with huge bat-like wings to prey on unsuspecting, pregnant women in their homes; using an elongated proboscis-like tongue, it sucks the hearts of fetuses or the blood of an unsuspecting, sleeping victim. It is known to whip its hair in urban forests, causing hurricanes all over the globe. The severed lower torso is left standing, and it is said to be the more vulnerable of the two halves.” 

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“Akin na ang baby mo” = Your baby is mine! 

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More of my Filipino mythological creatures series:

Tiyanak / Nuno Sa Punso / Kapre / Shokoy / Manananggal