Filipino mythology art

@porkironandwine Twitter "In honor of FINALLY getting a SE asian disney princess, here are some of my fav drawings from the diverse folklore of the Philippines. Nagined, Arapayan & Makabarubak, the three headed demon. Alunsina the missing goddess. Bulan the moon god, and Mayari the moon goddess of revolution" Mayari

Anitun Tabu is also called Anitun Tauo in Zambales. It is said that she had a be very high position among the gods but she was demoted.

art by Charm Singson for SHAKE, RATTLE & BALL!

Aman Sinaya is the Philippine goddess of the sea. I did this for my school project and it is inspired by Kurt Lucas' artwork: https://pin.it/3qwrjhP If you're going to use my artwork please indicate the citation or inform me beforehand :) Thank you for appreciating my work! Edit: For some reason I can’t reply to comments so it would be better if you dm me if you want to inform me or ask questions :) I’ll try to reply as soon as I can.

art by Charm Singson for SHAKE, RATTLE & BALL!

With origins tracing back to pre-colonial times, Maria Makiling is the most popular fairy figure in the Philippines. Read on to explore how this legend survived the colonial invasion and continues to be worshipped in many ways to this day.

Filipino goddess of the sea

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Apolaki in phillipine mythology is a god of the Tagalogs and the Pangasinan. He is also considered to be the counterpart of the Kapampangan supreme deity, Aring Sinukuan, who is also a god of the Sun and War. It is believed by some scholars that the two gods are the same deity with different names as both are so similar both in their attributes and their stories. Besides being a sun god and a god of war, Apolaki was also the patron of warriors and fighters, the mandirigma. Today for…