New Set “Confictura” To Be Released Next Tuesday

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Fantastically talented Filipino artist Rob Cham is the inventor of Kala, a vibrant world where zombies, vampires, knights, lizard people, angels, demons, and golems cohabitate.  Prepare to become immersed in this strange new land.   “Confictura, A Guidebook to the World of Kala,” drops next Tuesday at 12:01am (PST).  Be sure to check it out – we guarantee you will be impressed.  

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A thing I worked on where I did 100 illustrations and was pretty much given free reign to draw anything I want is getting released next week.

Neonmob is this online card trading/collecting site where they have a bunch of artists contribute sets of art and well, you just can grab a bunch and trade with other folks/users.

Check out Neonmob and sign up for the mean time I guess, and check out the other sets they have to offer? I’ve been on it since the start and it’s pretty dang rad.

wickedwednesdaymixtape: EWWM presents: THE INDIE ESSENTIALS Volume Two Cover art by Rob Cham Download here:  EWWM: The Indie Essentials Volume Two (Dropbox // ZIP file)Stream online preview via 8tracks here. Check out Volume One here. —— I do NOT own any of these tracks nor am I doing this to promote piracy.Please support the artists that you discover through Ellie’s Wicked Wednesday Mixtape. Buy their music in whatever format you like, buy their merchandise, and get tickets to their shows. The purpose of this segment (including this blog) is to introduce underappreciated music to a wider audience and supporting artists that deserve a bigger fanbase. 
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wickedwednesdaymixtape:

EWWM presents: THE INDIE ESSENTIALS Volume Two

Cover art by Rob Cham

Download here:  EWWM: The Indie Essentials Volume Two (Dropbox // ZIP file)
Stream online preview via 8tracks here.

Check out Volume One here.

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I do NOT own any of these tracks nor am I doing this to promote piracy.Please support the artists that you discover through Ellie’s Wicked Wednesday Mixtape. Buy their music in whatever format you like, buy their merchandise, and get tickets to their shows. The purpose of this segment (including this blog) is to introduce underappreciated music to a wider audience and supporting artists that deserve a bigger fanbase. 

Here’s a poster I did for ATTRACTION! REACTION! PRESENTS: REALITY BITES I went with the film they were referencing and drew in the main cast hanging out at Route 196 because it was a good idea in my head. I like how one of the bands’ name is a reference to said film, too. ATTRACTION! REACTION! PRESENTS: REALITY BITES with:IdentikitMoonwlkDon’t Bogart the Can, Man!Your Imaginary FriendsThe PurplechickensChild/ren of the PilgrimageMay 4 9PM Route 196 P200 with drink
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Here’s a poster I did for ATTRACTION! REACTION! PRESENTS: REALITY BITES
I went with the film they were referencing and drew in the main cast hanging out at Route 196 because it was a good idea in my head. I like how one of the bands’ name is a reference to said film, too.
ATTRACTION! REACTION! PRESENTS: REALITY BITES
with:

Identikit
Moonwlk
Don’t Bogart the Can, Man!
Your Imaginary Friends
The Purplechickens
Child/ren of the Pilgrimage

May 4 9PM 
Route 196 
P200 with drink

Here’s a teaser for an upcoming project I have with Pepper.ph called FOOD FIGHT, it’s a weekly column I’ll have starting next week, May 2, 2013. It’s gonna be hopefully a fun and dumb thing, where, well, from the title you can sort of guess it’s going to involve food and fighting. I am excited. Also, I can start to contribute to said food blog with relevance and charisma. Follow Pepper.ph on Facebook and Twitter for more updates on this and other junk.
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Here’s a teaser for an upcoming project I have with Pepper.ph called FOOD FIGHT, it’s a weekly column I’ll have starting next week, May 2, 2013. It’s gonna be hopefully a fun and dumb thing, where, well, from the title you can sort of guess it’s going to involve food and fighting. I am excited. Also, I can start to contribute to said food blog with relevance and charisma. Follow Pepper.ph on Facebook and Twitter for more updates on this and other junk.
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Here’s a teaser for an upcoming project I have with Pepper.ph called FOOD FIGHT, it’s a weekly column I’ll have starting next week, May 2, 2013.

It’s gonna be hopefully a fun and dumb thing, where, well, from the title you can sort of guess it’s going to involve food and fighting. I am excited. Also, I can start to contribute to said food blog with relevance and charisma.

Follow Pepper.ph on Facebook and Twitter for more updates on this and other junk.

punchdrunkpanda: ARTIST FEATURE: Rob Cham, San Juan/Baguio Twitter, Tumblr Rob Cham is an illustrator, designer and comics artist. He has done work for various people. He currently works at Create.ph where he shares a studio and does things for money. You can check out his art and junk at http://behance.net/robcham or http://robcham.me. 1a. How would you describe your art (style)? It’s comic influenced. I like working with that pen and ink style. Big influences on my style would be Moebius, Katsushiro Otomo, Daniel Clowes, Adrian Tomine, Tomer Hanuka, Asaf Hanuka, and Dave Johnson. 1b. Do you have any favorite materials to work with? I work mostly with digital. I’ve grown accustomed to it. But for sketches, ideas, drafts, and depending on the project, I’m comfortable with pencil and brushes for inking, but color process is all digital these days. 2. What have you been up to nowadays? Doing freelance illustration work for various people, I work at a design studio called Create.ph where I design websites and do various things as a day job. It’s actually something I enjoy and like doing so it goes along with the art stuff I enjoy. I recently am working on contributing to different comic anthologies, my own comics, and also am trying to get something done for Pepper.ph. I have this side project called Portrades where I draw my friends who happen to be artists and in return I hope they give me a portrait, too. It’s busy fun times. 3. Where do you draw your inspiration from? Comic books, animation, and the internet. Everyday I devote a time to just browse the different blogs and artists I follow and look for new work I might find interesting. If I see something I like, I save it or bookmark it so I can go back to it again for inspiration. 4. What do you think about the current state of art in the Philippines? I think it’s a mixed bag. I haven’t seen enough of it to have a definite all encompassing statement, but with what social circles I’m in, I’d say it’s doing pretty well. I still feel like I haven’t broken in properly into the art scene, but I want to? So far I have been trying to break into the comic scene more than anything. It’s something I’m more passionate about. 5. What do you like best about working with PDP and what can we expect from your future designs? I think what I like about working with PDP is that I’m working with friends? You guys happen to be people I like doing business with. It gives off a friendly atmosphere, and well, I get to contribute to this with a group of artists I happen to look up to and respect. Also money. Exposure is a neat thing as well. For future designs, I guess whatever I’m into at the time will influence whatever I’d make for PDP. I hope that they’d be marketable? It’s interesting to me seeing if I try certain styles and ideas, would people like it enough to buy it? Sort of seeing possible customers for future art endeavors, too, haha. 6. Any parting words of advice for our readers? Buy PDP products. They are rad. You can check out Rob’s profile on the PDP website here. He designed the iPhone case Imagination and the Monsters laptop sleeve. SO I got featured by PDP on their blog. The 2nd picture is for a future PDP merch thing. Exciting times.
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punchdrunkpanda: ARTIST FEATURE: Rob Cham, San Juan/Baguio Twitter, Tumblr Rob Cham is an illustrator, designer and comics artist. He has done work for various people. He currently works at Create.ph where he shares a studio and does things for money. You can check out his art and junk at http://behance.net/robcham or http://robcham.me. 1a. How would you describe your art (style)? It’s comic influenced. I like working with that pen and ink style. Big influences on my style would be Moebius, Katsushiro Otomo, Daniel Clowes, Adrian Tomine, Tomer Hanuka, Asaf Hanuka, and Dave Johnson. 1b. Do you have any favorite materials to work with? I work mostly with digital. I’ve grown accustomed to it. But for sketches, ideas, drafts, and depending on the project, I’m comfortable with pencil and brushes for inking, but color process is all digital these days. 2. What have you been up to nowadays? Doing freelance illustration work for various people, I work at a design studio called Create.ph where I design websites and do various things as a day job. It’s actually something I enjoy and like doing so it goes along with the art stuff I enjoy. I recently am working on contributing to different comic anthologies, my own comics, and also am trying to get something done for Pepper.ph. I have this side project called Portrades where I draw my friends who happen to be artists and in return I hope they give me a portrait, too. It’s busy fun times. 3. Where do you draw your inspiration from? Comic books, animation, and the internet. Everyday I devote a time to just browse the different blogs and artists I follow and look for new work I might find interesting. If I see something I like, I save it or bookmark it so I can go back to it again for inspiration. 4. What do you think about the current state of art in the Philippines? I think it’s a mixed bag. I haven’t seen enough of it to have a definite all encompassing statement, but with what social circles I’m in, I’d say it’s doing pretty well. I still feel like I haven’t broken in properly into the art scene, but I want to? So far I have been trying to break into the comic scene more than anything. It’s something I’m more passionate about. 5. What do you like best about working with PDP and what can we expect from your future designs? I think what I like about working with PDP is that I’m working with friends? You guys happen to be people I like doing business with. It gives off a friendly atmosphere, and well, I get to contribute to this with a group of artists I happen to look up to and respect. Also money. Exposure is a neat thing as well. For future designs, I guess whatever I’m into at the time will influence whatever I’d make for PDP. I hope that they’d be marketable? It’s interesting to me seeing if I try certain styles and ideas, would people like it enough to buy it? Sort of seeing possible customers for future art endeavors, too, haha. 6. Any parting words of advice for our readers? Buy PDP products. They are rad. You can check out Rob’s profile on the PDP website here. He designed the iPhone case Imagination and the Monsters laptop sleeve. SO I got featured by PDP on their blog. The 2nd picture is for a future PDP merch thing. Exciting times.
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punchdrunkpanda: ARTIST FEATURE: Rob Cham, San Juan/Baguio Twitter, Tumblr Rob Cham is an illustrator, designer and comics artist. He has done work for various people. He currently works at Create.ph where he shares a studio and does things for money. You can check out his art and junk at http://behance.net/robcham or http://robcham.me. 1a. How would you describe your art (style)? It’s comic influenced. I like working with that pen and ink style. Big influences on my style would be Moebius, Katsushiro Otomo, Daniel Clowes, Adrian Tomine, Tomer Hanuka, Asaf Hanuka, and Dave Johnson. 1b. Do you have any favorite materials to work with? I work mostly with digital. I’ve grown accustomed to it. But for sketches, ideas, drafts, and depending on the project, I’m comfortable with pencil and brushes for inking, but color process is all digital these days. 2. What have you been up to nowadays? Doing freelance illustration work for various people, I work at a design studio called Create.ph where I design websites and do various things as a day job. It’s actually something I enjoy and like doing so it goes along with the art stuff I enjoy. I recently am working on contributing to different comic anthologies, my own comics, and also am trying to get something done for Pepper.ph. I have this side project called Portrades where I draw my friends who happen to be artists and in return I hope they give me a portrait, too. It’s busy fun times. 3. Where do you draw your inspiration from? Comic books, animation, and the internet. Everyday I devote a time to just browse the different blogs and artists I follow and look for new work I might find interesting. If I see something I like, I save it or bookmark it so I can go back to it again for inspiration. 4. What do you think about the current state of art in the Philippines? I think it’s a mixed bag. I haven’t seen enough of it to have a definite all encompassing statement, but with what social circles I’m in, I’d say it’s doing pretty well. I still feel like I haven’t broken in properly into the art scene, but I want to? So far I have been trying to break into the comic scene more than anything. It’s something I’m more passionate about. 5. What do you like best about working with PDP and what can we expect from your future designs? I think what I like about working with PDP is that I’m working with friends? You guys happen to be people I like doing business with. It gives off a friendly atmosphere, and well, I get to contribute to this with a group of artists I happen to look up to and respect. Also money. Exposure is a neat thing as well. For future designs, I guess whatever I’m into at the time will influence whatever I’d make for PDP. I hope that they’d be marketable? It’s interesting to me seeing if I try certain styles and ideas, would people like it enough to buy it? Sort of seeing possible customers for future art endeavors, too, haha. 6. Any parting words of advice for our readers? Buy PDP products. They are rad. You can check out Rob’s profile on the PDP website here. He designed the iPhone case Imagination and the Monsters laptop sleeve. SO I got featured by PDP on their blog. The 2nd picture is for a future PDP merch thing. Exciting times.
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punchdrunkpanda: ARTIST FEATURE: Rob Cham, San Juan/Baguio Twitter, Tumblr Rob Cham is an illustrator, designer and comics artist. He has done work for various people. He currently works at Create.ph where he shares a studio and does things for money. You can check out his art and junk at http://behance.net/robcham or http://robcham.me. 1a. How would you describe your art (style)? It’s comic influenced. I like working with that pen and ink style. Big influences on my style would be Moebius, Katsushiro Otomo, Daniel Clowes, Adrian Tomine, Tomer Hanuka, Asaf Hanuka, and Dave Johnson. 1b. Do you have any favorite materials to work with? I work mostly with digital. I’ve grown accustomed to it. But for sketches, ideas, drafts, and depending on the project, I’m comfortable with pencil and brushes for inking, but color process is all digital these days. 2. What have you been up to nowadays? Doing freelance illustration work for various people, I work at a design studio called Create.ph where I design websites and do various things as a day job. It’s actually something I enjoy and like doing so it goes along with the art stuff I enjoy. I recently am working on contributing to different comic anthologies, my own comics, and also am trying to get something done for Pepper.ph. I have this side project called Portrades where I draw my friends who happen to be artists and in return I hope they give me a portrait, too. It’s busy fun times. 3. Where do you draw your inspiration from? Comic books, animation, and the internet. Everyday I devote a time to just browse the different blogs and artists I follow and look for new work I might find interesting. If I see something I like, I save it or bookmark it so I can go back to it again for inspiration. 4. What do you think about the current state of art in the Philippines? I think it’s a mixed bag. I haven’t seen enough of it to have a definite all encompassing statement, but with what social circles I’m in, I’d say it’s doing pretty well. I still feel like I haven’t broken in properly into the art scene, but I want to? So far I have been trying to break into the comic scene more than anything. It’s something I’m more passionate about. 5. What do you like best about working with PDP and what can we expect from your future designs? I think what I like about working with PDP is that I’m working with friends? You guys happen to be people I like doing business with. It gives off a friendly atmosphere, and well, I get to contribute to this with a group of artists I happen to look up to and respect. Also money. Exposure is a neat thing as well. For future designs, I guess whatever I’m into at the time will influence whatever I’d make for PDP. I hope that they’d be marketable? It’s interesting to me seeing if I try certain styles and ideas, would people like it enough to buy it? Sort of seeing possible customers for future art endeavors, too, haha. 6. Any parting words of advice for our readers? Buy PDP products. They are rad. You can check out Rob’s profile on the PDP website here. He designed the iPhone case Imagination and the Monsters laptop sleeve. SO I got featured by PDP on their blog. The 2nd picture is for a future PDP merch thing. Exciting times.
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punchdrunkpanda:

ARTIST FEATURE: Rob Cham, San Juan/Baguio
Twitter, Tumblr

Rob Cham is an illustrator, designer and comics artist. He has done work for various people. He currently works at Create.ph where he shares a studio and does things for money. You can check out his art and junk at http://behance.net/robcham or http://robcham.me.

1a. How would you describe your art (style)? It’s comic influenced. I like working with that pen and ink style. Big influences on my style would be Moebius, Katsushiro Otomo, Daniel Clowes, Adrian Tomine, Tomer Hanuka, Asaf Hanuka, and Dave Johnson.

1b. Do you have any favorite materials to work with? I work mostly with digital. I’ve grown accustomed to it. But for sketches, ideas, drafts, and depending on the project, I’m comfortable with pencil and brushes for inking, but color process is all digital these days.

2. What have you been up to nowadays? Doing freelance illustration work for various people, I work at a design studio called Create.ph where I design websites and do various things as a day job. It’s actually something I enjoy and like doing so it goes along with the art stuff I enjoy. I recently am working on contributing to different comic anthologies, my own comics, and also am trying to get something done for Pepper.ph. I have this side project called Portrades where I draw my friends who happen to be artists and in return I hope they give me a portrait, too. It’s busy fun times.

3. Where do you draw your inspiration from? Comic books, animation, and the internet. Everyday I devote a time to just browse the different blogs and artists I follow and look for new work I might find interesting. If I see something I like, I save it or bookmark it so I can go back to it again for inspiration.

4. What do you think about the current state of art in the Philippines? I think it’s a mixed bag. I haven’t seen enough of it to have a definite all encompassing statement, but with what social circles I’m in, I’d say it’s doing pretty well. I still feel like I haven’t broken in properly into the art scene, but I want to? So far I have been trying to break into the comic scene more than anything. It’s something I’m more passionate about.

5. What do you like best about working with PDP and what can we expect from your future designs? I think what I like about working with PDP is that I’m working with friends? You guys happen to be people I like doing business with. It gives off a friendly atmosphere, and well, I get to contribute to this with a group of artists I happen to look up to and respect. Also money. Exposure is a neat thing as well.

For future designs, I guess whatever I’m into at the time will influence whatever I’d make for PDP. I hope that they’d be marketable? It’s interesting to me seeing if I try certain styles and ideas, would people like it enough to buy it? Sort of seeing possible customers for future art endeavors, too, haha.

6. Any parting words of advice for our readers? Buy PDP products. They are rad.

You can check out Rob’s profile on the PDP website here. He designed the iPhone case Imagination and the Monsters laptop sleeve.

SO I got featured by PDP on their blog. The 2nd picture is for a future PDP merch thing. Exciting times.

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