Deepwater Blue [Lucia 1952] Heritage This ink takes its name

This ink takes its name from the Lola Basyang story “Kapatid ng Tatlong Maria” wherein a young boy is tasked by his dying father to search for his long-lost sisters who were taken away from their family as divine punishment

Ironically

This color is based on the Lola Basyang fairytale

Ilocus Sur is a UNESCO world heritage site renowned for its Spanish-Filipino architecture and terracotta / red clay craftsmanship

Ultramarine

Deepwater Blue [Lucia 1952] Heritage This ink takes its nameDyesebel is one of the most important Filipino comic book characters in Philippine history. It was originally created by the Filipino illustrator Mars Ravelo. Lucia is the name of Dyesebel's mother. She was obsessed with collecting and gazing at artistic depictions of mermaids while she was pregnant, so the baby (Dyesebel) was born with what looked like a fishtail instead of legs. Dyesebel's first appearance in the comics was in 1952. This ink has a