Ton Monteagudo is a Marinduque-based graphic artist who is fond of challenging himself. He loves to redesign letters to surprise viewers of his work, such as one created by reading his work upside down only to find the very same word or name re-appearing like seeing it through the looking-glass.
You can try see it for yourself by rotating the above poster that Ton created a year ago as part of local tourism promotional efforts, focusing on the word ‘Marinduque’ and be surprised by what you’ll find.
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