St. John’s [Laguna 1605] Homeroom This ink captures the weathered

This ink captures the weathered terracotta of the seawall and the "Old Rose" velvet seats of grand movie palaces where the afternoon matinee offered a cool sanctuary

The year 1946 marks the end of American occupation in the Philippines

craftsmanship and longevity

contemplative green inspired by the hallowed grounds of the Sunken Garden and the enduring legacy of freedom (laya) that lives on in every scholar of the people

Key Words: Muted

St. John’s [Laguna 1605] Homeroom This ink captures the weatheredSt. Johns the Baptist Parish Church, known locally as Liliw Lilio Church, is a Roman Catholic Church in Laguna, Philippines. Built in 1605, the church is famous for its majestic red brick facade and baroque architecture. It also features stained glass images and red brick columns. Laguna is also the birthplace of our national hero, Jose Rizal. This ink is a deep crimson red with a faint green sheen. Key Words: Crimson, Solid, Brick Features: 1.