Bayanihan watercolor Painting (2005) - Mel Casipit

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 Nakalkal ko kanina sa kabinet. Ito yung una kong malaking watercolor painting. Siguro isang buong cartolina ang size. Ang naaalala ko, isasali ko dapat ito sa isang contest pero di natuloy pagsali ko. 

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