Tarantadong Kalbo TUMINDIG



The comics of Tarantadong Kalbo has been mainstream for months now in several social media platforms. Comic artist Kevin Raymundo (Tarantadong Kalbo) said, that he didn’t think his drawings of fist people standing up to power would launch an online visual movement. His works today are about his thoughts on how the government are handling certain issues on our country. I think his works are relevant especially today on what’s happening in our country, and in the upcoming national elections. We can see some of us still wanting unquantified persons in the seat of power. So I think when they see his works they’ll have a laugh, and understand what we what he is fighting for.



The TUMINDIG comics is one of the most haunting piece he did. I’ve seen it on the media right before the last SONA of the president. It represents us the people who’s tired of what the current administration is doing. It represents the countless families who’s son or daughter has been killed in the war on drugs. It represents the persons who have been violated by this evil regime. I hope in the upcoming national elections we vote for someone who’s going to solve our problems not further it.




Here are some of his works,











You can see more at his Facebook page: @tarantadongkalbo https://www.facebook.com/tarantadongkalbo
 








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