A Friday Afternoon on the Marikina River by Cyrill AcuñaThis illustration, reinterpreting A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte, utilises layered grain brushes in homage to Seurat's pointillism technique. It depicts the artist's hometown on a Friday afternoonstudents winding down for the week, locals going on a walk or bike trip, and people hanging out by the river. In the foreground is the iconic 40 ft. statue of Marikit Na ("beautiful woman"), the female subject of a folk tale that is the

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