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Nadz Ruiz

Nadz Ruiz

Verified

Social Media Manager, Bonsey Jaden

National Capital Region

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Travel, automotive home, Environment, art & culture soccer., Parenting , Relationships

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Sports, pop culture, politics

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Seniority Positions

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Total articles 116

  • Design: Into the History of Philippine Graphic Design with Team Manila's Co-founder Jowee Alviar

    By Nadz Ruiz Verified| Adobo Magazine Verified When the Spaniards came and spread Christianity, the people whom they reached also changed the way they designed their patterns. The early Filipinos created patterns with symbols of the sun, spirit animals like the bayawak, snakes, frogs, and other pagan icons. With the Spanish influence, these patterns became crosses, diamonds, and other geometric shapes. Yet, some of these early patterns and designs still exist today.

    By Nadz Ruiz Verified · Adobo Magazine

    Aug. 01, 2019

  • D&AD Awards and Festival 2019 sports changes, new categories, shortlists, and more

    By Nadz Ruiz Verified| Adobo Magazine Verified Home >> Global News >> D&AD Awards and Festival 2019 sports changes, new categories, shortlists, and more D&AD Awards and Festival 2019 sports changes, new categories, shortlists, and more Nadz Ruiz, January 10, 2019 | 5:07am With the advertising and creative industry facing many changes and shifts, the 57th Annual D&AD Awards made changes of its own to reflect the current state of the field.

    By Nadz Ruiz Verified · Adobo Magazine

    Jan. 09, 2019

  • Design: Into the History of Philippine Graphic Design with Team Manila's Co-founder Jowee Alviar

    By Nadz Ruiz Verified| Adobo Magazine Verified When the Spaniards came and spread Christianity, the people whom they reached also changed the way they designed their patterns. The early Filipinos created patterns with symbols of the sun, spirit animals like the bayawak, snakes, frogs, and other pagan icons. With the Spanish influence, these patterns became crosses, diamonds, and other geometric shapes. Yet, some of these early patterns and designs still exist today.

    By Nadz Ruiz Verified · Adobo Magazine

    Aug. 01, 2019

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