Showdown in Chinatown Feb. 2008 PFOM X KAIMEDIA…kaimedia angry woebot angst woe woes painting bumble bee fight scene shown in chinatown SIC

Constructed Behaviors is a joint project of two designers/illustrators, Drew Europeo (Philippines) and Halil Yildirim (UK). Both have multi-disciplinary background, working for a wide variety of clients around the globe and who are seeking for more collaborations from individuals and groups who are in the same level of creativity and passion in designs.

www.constructedbehaviours.com/

In 2002, Mark Habana and Harry Ramos co-wrote and performed two poems, Dedication: to pay tribute to the talented and inspiring writers at the Asian American Writers Workshop (Re)Collections events, and Two Warriors. After the show, people started calling them the Two Warriors. The name stuck!

Two Warriors is a New-York based poetry duo that found life by bringing together stories of love, peace, family, tribute and tradition in their writing. In an effort to break down barriers and provide a sense of home for everyone through their performances, Two Warriors aims to involve the crowd, interact with the audience, interpret stories, infuse emotion, and inspire hearts and minds.

http://www.myspace.com/two_warriors

Whilce Portacio is recognized as one of the world’s most famous comic book artist having contributed a big bulk of the new phase of what the international (comic book) industry is right now. He is the co-creator of the international comic book Wetworks which is starting its new run this year under DC Comics/Wildstorm called Wetworks: Worldstorm. His new project, Batman: Confidential is now also out.

Whilce was born in Sangley Point, Cavite City, Philippines on July 8, 1963. He spent most of his childhood in places like Midway Island, Hawaii and New Mexico before his family finally settled in San Diego, California. Whilce first discovered the world of comic books at 10. His neighbor decided she needed to get rid of her husband’s comic book collection and he was the lucky boy she picked to inherit it. It was a treasure box full of comic book artist like Jack Kirby and Neal Adams. The two were the biggest illustrative influences on Whilce’s art.

Although he spent a lot of time drawing comic book heroes, becoming an astronaut was his ultimate childhood dream. Tho’ with poor eyesight, and not meeting the height requirement of the time this dashed his vision of traveling beyond this world we were born to, thus Whilce decided to bring those other worlds to life in the form of his art and ergo born his passion for drawing comic books.

In school in Hawaii, Whilce had won several years of awards on a National level and thus had earned invitations to various Art colleges in the United States. Him and long-time buddy Scott Williams (now the top international comic book inker and also a current fellow exclusive DC contract-worker) spent vast amounts of time drawing their own made-up comic books in High School.

click here to read more

click here to check out his blog on is wetwork projects