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== UP LUNAROCK == | |||
UP LUNAROCK - League of University Artists on Cartoons and Komiks | UP LUNAROCK - League of University Artists on Cartoons and Komiks | ||
UP LUNAROCK is a special interest student guild that aims to develop, hone and showcase the art and craft of creative design and production of cartoons and comic books for entertainment and literary purposes. | UP LUNAROCK is a special interest student guild that aims to develop, hone and showcase the art and craft of creative design and production of cartoons and comic books for entertainment and literary purposes. | ||
== History == | |||
== Officers == | |||
Guildmaster: | |||
Julia Antoinette Macaranas | |||
Vice Guildmaster, Internals: | |||
Marijoe Pinon | |||
Keeper of Codes:ca | |||
Maria Erica Danele Abriol-Santos | |||
Pathfinder, Externals: | |||
Melissa Cabral | |||
Guardian of the Moolah: | |||
Joseph Linao | |||
== Members == | |||
== Advisers == | |||
Mel Silvestre, College of Fine Arts | |||
Emil Flores, College of Arts and Letters | |||
Latest revision as of 23:39, 11 August 2010
UP LUNAROCK
UP LUNAROCK - League of University Artists on Cartoons and Komiks
UP LUNAROCK is a special interest student guild that aims to develop, hone and showcase the art and craft of creative design and production of cartoons and comic books for entertainment and literary purposes.
History
Officers
Guildmaster: Julia Antoinette Macaranas
Vice Guildmaster, Internals: Marijoe Pinon
Keeper of Codes:ca Maria Erica Danele Abriol-Santos
Pathfinder, Externals: Melissa Cabral
Guardian of the Moolah: Joseph Linao
Members
Advisers
Mel Silvestre, College of Fine Arts
Emil Flores, College of Arts and Letters
