Meet JJ Tintiangco [3.25.26]

I had to go through a couple of significant ego deaths before I could recognize that my ego was standing between me and the life I was dreaming of. The moment I stopped pretending to have all the answers, the right people started showing up — not only to guide me toward what I was searching for, but to offer the kind of support and community my heart had been longing for. I also had to make peace with the fact that I’m not always right, and that’s what makes me human. When new information presents itself, I’m allowed to change my mind. Being correctable isn’t a weakness — it’s a form of wisdom.

Meet JJ Tintiangco [11.17.25]

The most meaningful project I’ve worked on is The Art of Becoming: Self-Loving Coloring Workbook, which I co-created with two Filipina women my mentor Glenda Macatangay MSW a licensed therapist and my best friend Shannon Deloso M.Ed, an educator. What started as a shared vision between friends turned into a powerful mental health tool used in classrooms, community spaces, and therapy offices….

Daily Inspiration: Meet JJ Tintiangco [11.25.25]

My story as an artist and designer began with curiosity and a desire to understand people. I grew up surrounded by color, movement, and the energy of California street art, but my creative path didn’t become clear until I started using art to process my own healing.

Before launching JJ Typography….

An Inspired Chat with JJ Tintiangco [9.15.25]

I used to believe that failure meant I wasn’t cut out for something that it was a sign to shrink, pivot, or prove myself all over again. But after failing hard at things I cared deeply about, projects, relationships, opportunities. I’ve learned to see failure differently. Now, I see it as the universe trying to teach me something important. Each “failure” is really a lesson in disguise, showing me what I need to grow, stretch, and get closer to my higher purpose….

Meet JJ Typography | Digital Illustration & Typography Artist [1.3.23]

There were quite many bumps in the road, lots of rerouting, a couple flat tires, but I am slowly making it to exactly where I want to be. When I chose to fully commit to creating and moving towards the life of my dreams I knew it wasn’t going to be easy or done overnight. Because I have been taught since a young age the old saying “easy come, easy go” and part of the dream is that I build a sustainable career. So I continued to stay focused on the big picture of building a life that aligns with my soul, brings me joy and sustainability.