Every piece is an original by a Filipino artist, priced in pesos and sold once. Nothing here is a print or an edition.
Mixed media means an artist has combined materials in one work. On Obramaestra that includes acrylic built up into heavy texture, and pieces made with charcoal or pastel. There are 18 mixed media originals listed here, by artists including Jerico O. Espada, Jorge Fuedan Jr. and Kate Callangan.
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1 OF 1Joey labrador · Mixed
1 OF 1Joey labrador · Mixed
1 OF 1Joey labrador · Oil
1 OF 1Mia Macalino · Acrylic
1 OF 1Mia Macalino · Mixed
1 OF 1Mia Macalino · Acrylic
1 OF 1Mia Macalino · Acrylic
1 OF 1Renjo · Acrylic
1 OF 1Kate Callangan · Acrylic
1 OF 1Jerico O. Espada · Acrylic
1 OF 1Jerico O. Espada · Acrylic
1 OF 1Jerico O. Espada · Acrylic
1 OF 1Jerico O. Espada · Acrylic
1 OF 1Jorge Fuedan Jr. · Charcoal
1 OF 1Jorge Fuedan Jr. · Charcoal
1 OF 1Jorge Fuedan Jr. · Pastel
1 OF 1Jorge Fuedan Jr. · Acrylic
The appeal is the surface. These works change as the light moves across them, in a way a flat image does not, so they suit a wall that gets daylight from the side. Photos can only show part of that, which is one more reason to message the artist with questions before you buy.
Each piece is a single original. For work on canvas in one medium, see all paintings.
Any artwork made with more than one material or technique, such as paint with charcoal, or paint built up with texture. The listing names the main medium and the artist's description explains the rest.
Dust it gently with a soft, dry brush and avoid pressing on raised areas. Keep it away from damp and direct sun. Charcoal and pastel pieces are best kept behind glass.
It varies. Each listing states whether the work is framed in its details.
Originals. Each one is the single physical artwork the artist made by hand, and we don't sell prints or editions. Once it sells, it is marked sold and can't be bought again.
The artist packs the piece and ships it with a courier such as J&T Express, LBC Express or 2GO Express. The shipping fee is calculated at checkout from the artwork's size and weight and the distance to your address. Delivery usually takes 3 to 7 days within Luzon and 5 to 10 days to the rest of the country. Our packaging guidelines ask artists to tape an X across any glass or acrylic glazing so it holds together if it cracks, protect every corner, wrap the piece in bubble wrap and box it with 2 to 3 inches of padding on every side. If a piece still arrives damaged, you can request a refund from the order page before the payment is released.
Yes. You can pay straight from your GCash wallet at checkout. Maya, GrabPay, ShopeePay, QR Ph (most Philippine bank and e-wallet apps), BillEase installments, and online banking with BPI, UnionBank, BDO, Landbank and Metrobank are also accepted. Debit and credit cards are not supported yet. Your payment is held in escrow and is not sent to the artist straight away. It is released when you confirm the artwork arrived, or automatically 14 days after the artist marks it shipped. If the piece does not arrive, arrives damaged or is not as described, you can request a refund from the order page before then.
