Nadine Alobin | Kalopsia
Digital and traditional
artist
Hi! I'm an artist from the Philippines. A growing person who loves art in any form. I do traditional and digital arts. The name is Nadine, I graduated college with a Bachelor of Arts in Communication Degree at STI Global City, became an intern in Pineapple Lab, a creative hub in Poblacion, Makati and a currently freelance artist.
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Kalopsia is my pen name. Since painting isn't the only thing I do, I also write. This name has deeper meaning that I can associate myself to. It means "seeing everything more beautiful than they are" thus the way I perceive things emerges through my art.
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My passion for my craft is not limited in painting and drawing, I also love movies and music, and the creative process of making short videos that I post on my YouTube channel, TikTok and IG.
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Experiences
With Bachelors of Arts in Communication Degree at STI Global City, I gotten a chance to introduce myself more in to art. My love for it deepen as I learn and grow. Made radio drama, news and even directed a film. That experience help me realize my capabilities, not just to lead but also to produce this art to motion pictures and such.
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However my love for art intensifies when I became an intern in Pineapple Lab, a creative hub in Poblacion, Makati that caters all kinds of artist. Because of it, I got to experience handling art events, from small exhibits to big events like concerts. I was also given a chance to assist and help local Artist like Jappy Agoncillo in the making of murals in Makati City's Makati Makisalo Festival event in 2018.
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And in 2019 I became an Internet Researcher for a RPO company. Hence, open me in the world of corporates. This experience help me improve my career as a professional. Improve my leadership skill, my capability to work independently and handle the pressure of the task given. However, when the pandemic surge in 2020 I decided to focus in Art and making a career out of it.
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Attended Basic Painting seminar in our Barangay Livelihood program that helped me hone and refine my skills in painting in both digital and traditional art. This given me a chance to open and start having commissions little by little.
During 158th Pasay City Day, with my fellow artists we competed in LGBT Sustainable Tire Design Contest. Our table-chair set design won us its 2nd place. Presently, I'm a volunteer artist at various projects for our community including painting Murals in Villamor Air Base Elementary School.
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For more information and newest projects, follow the me through my social media platforms. Click the links bellow.