Love was given this pandemic Christmas season in a special way with affordable and original artworks from local artists.
“Art of Giving” has become a Christmas tradition for Orange Project as a way to make artworks accessible to the local community and at the same time to make sure that local artists will be able to generate holiday funds. It was made doubly special this passing holiday season because of the COVID-19 challenges.
Edbon Sevilleno’s watercolor on paper ‘Balay Bougainvillea’ 
Gringo Benedicto’s ink on paper ‘Space X Acrylic’ 
Anika Marie Loquite’s acrylic on canvas ‘Blossoms’ 
Tiano Beto’s acrylic on canvas ‘Like Grass’ 
Charlie Co’s oil pastel on paper ‘March Panic Buying’ 
Jayvee Necesario’s pen and ink on paper ‘Detoxification II’ (4/6) 
Gibson Jimenea’s ballpoint pen on 300gsm paper ‘Hades’ 
Rodney Martinez’ pastel on paper ‘Sticks And Stone 2’ 
Ayla August’s acrylic and watercolor on canvas ‘Red Dahlia’ 
Elwah Gonzales’ acrylic on canvas ‘Temptation In The Wilderness’ 
Guenivere Decena’s acrylic on canvas ‘At Peace’
The “Art of Giving” exhibited works were available virtually via the Art of Giving album found on the Orange Project page featuring participating artists Marina Norma Arana, Ayla August, Aeson Baldevia, Christine Bangero, Charlain Barrido, Gringo Benedicto, Tiano Beto, Brandon Braza, Maymay Camarines, Charlie Co, John Crimson, Tmay Cuenca, Guenivere Decena, Jay Estoya, Daryl Feril, Vicky Gasper, Frelan Gonzaga, Elwah Gonzales, Ryl Paul Gonzales, Ma. Victoria Jimenez, Jadon Kilayko, Anika Marie Loquite, Rodney Martinez, Erika Mayo, Alexandria Mesias, Tristram Miravalles, Junjun Montelibano, Jayvee Necesario, Dennis Occena, Fred Orig, Juan Rosalia, Leah Samson, Edbon Sevilleno and JM Valenciano.*