Filipiniz Logo and Font

Hi! After my daughter Gwen's Canva webinar, we immediately used what she learned for our Filipiniz design and fashion page on Facebook. 

Filipiniz logo

Facebook Page cover image

Filipiniz [pronounced Filipinese], coined by my hubby, is another exciting art venture. What we did with Gwen's project was weird, not only of modern Baybayin script symbols and satire attached to it but also because of getting the idea from the Filipinization of the English language. 

Filipiniz Font in Modern Baybayin

Can you imagine what we're getting into with this? 

Do ART. Or do not. Just try. ^_^

ArtGigster





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