About Marz Today
Marz Today is a stamp brand based in the Philippines.
Our handmade stamps are perfect for those seeking a thoughtful gift for someone who might already have everything. They’re also ideal for both intimate and large events, such as weddings, fundraisers, and conventions.
A custom portrait stamp is a great gift for first-year wedding anniversaries, birthdays, or simply to celebrate a loved one or a pet.
Stamps are versatile tools for branding on the go, especially when you need custom packaging. They’re an essential investment for any side hustle or small business.
Why Handmade?
Handmade stamps are an environmentally friendly alternative to machine-made options. Marz Today stamps are crafted in small batches, often one-of-a-kind, and never mass-produced.
Marz Today Studio
Marz Today is a boutique print studio specializing in custom stamp projects and mini prints, led by printmaker Marz Aglipay. We create handcrafted stamps for brands and paper enthusiasts, offering personalized designs that bring unique artistic flair to each project.
Our humble printmaking studio advocates for accessible printmaking programs, aiming to foster public appreciation for the medium through workshops, exhibitions, and creative exploration.
I also support artists by manufacturing custom products such as washi tapes, offer assistance to fellow stamp artists and enthusiasts by providing basic stamp-making tools within Metro Manila. As we are growing our facilities, we hope to offer our space to traveling printmakers who need access to a table-top etching press.
Public Demos
- Echoing Messages Simultaneous Demos, Mugna Gallery, Dumaguete (2025)
- Alternative presses and mini prints with watercolor, On Site, Bulwagang Roberto Chabet, Pasay City (2024)
- Reimagined Alternate Identities Workshop: Fundaments of Suminagashi and Rubber Stamping Techniques with Josephine Turalba and Marz Today, Philippine Women’s University (2024)
- Asia Pacific Print Club #3 Philippines, Demo Day, Gravity Art Space, Quezon City (2024)
- Carve and print workshops, Luzon Art Fair, Tarlac (2023)
- Stamp print demo, Iloilo Museum of Contemporary Art, Iloilo (2023)
- Intro to Stamp Carving, Komiket Bacolod, SM City Bacolod (2023)
- “Pasinaya”, Introduction to relief prints, Breakfast Silog, Cultural Center of the Philippines (2023)
- “Glorietta Art Book Fair“ Artist Speaker, Glorietta Activity Center (2017)
- “Art Mod Fair” Artist Speaker, SM Megatrade Hall (2017)
- Kawaii Market (2016)
Select Group Exhibitions
- Creative Non-Fiction: Between Books and Fine Art Printmaking, Everything’s Fine, Makati, PH (2025)
- Echoing Messages, Mugna Gallery, Dumaguete, PH (2025)
- Istorya Ginagmay, Damgo Cafe, Silay City, PH, (2024)
- On Site, Bulwagang Roberto Chabet, CCP Black Box Theater, Pasay City, PH (2024)
- Book Art -/+ ArtKlat, Ortigas Foundation Library, San Juan, PH (2024)
- Asia Pacific Print Club #3 Philippines, Gravity Art Space, Quezon City, PH (2024)
- “Bakas | Filipina Imprints”, Iloilo Museum of Contemporary Art, Iloilo, PH (2023)
- “Manuel Antonio Rodriguez Sr. Inaugural exhibition”, JCB Gallery, Philippine Women’s University, PH (2023)
- Open Print Exchange (2023)
- “Space/Place”, Bulwagang Roberto Chabet, Tanghalang Ignacio Gimenez, CCP, PH (2023)
- “Ukit”, BenCab Museum, Baguio, PH (2023)
- “1st International GCB MiniPrint”, Studio Bildende Kunst – Galerie & Werkstatt für Künstlerische Graphik, Berlin, DE (2022) – Shortlisted work “Bodega No. 1”
- “Over/View”, Arte Bettina, Makati, PH (2022)
- “Print Exchange+ 2022”, Fundacion Sansó, San Juan, PH (2022)
- “Petit Format” Art Lounge Manila, PH (2022)
- “Limbag Kamay: Contemporary Print Fair,” Cartellino, PH (2021)
- “2021 Awagami International Miniprint Exhibition” The Hall Awa Japanese Handmade Paper, Tokushima, Japan (2021) – Honorable Mention for “SITSERYA”
- “Casa Azul” House of Frida, Bacolod, PH (2019)
- “The Tiny Show” Prism Gallery, Makati, PH (2018)
- “Little Creatures” Art Underground, Mandaluyong, PH (2017)
- “Defining Quirino” Ayala Museum, Makati, PH (2015)
- “Little People” Art Underground, Mandaluyong, PH (2015)
Cause-oriented Projects
- “Pressing Perspectives”, Joya Gallery, Cebu (2024)
- “Project Hulmahan: Hope Lasts”, Estancia Mall (2023)
- “Art in The Park”, Makati PH (2017)(2018)(2023)
- “First Edition”, Cartellino (2022)
- “Para Kay Jess”, Online (2022)
- “Art in The Park” Online (2022)
- Art and Design Pieces Auction for a Cause (2021)
- Marz Today Stamp Showcase: A Fund Raising Auction for Malabon Zoo (2020)
- “Art in The South”, Filinvest Tent, Alabang (2017)
- “Booklat”, 10A Alabama, Quezon City PH (2016)
Press & Features

- Gud Morning Kapatid, TV5
- Buhay Imbentor, DZRJ Radyo Bandido
- Spotlight: Marz Today (RubberStampMadness, Print)
- The Asia Pacific Print Club’s travelling exhibition puts the spotlight on the arduous art of printmaking
- Limited-Edition Joya, Garibay, and Cuenca Prints Headline Cartellino: First Edition 2022
- Petite Format
- Luck at First Strike: Three Winning Filipina Printmakers at International Print Exhibition
- Filipino Artists Produce Art About COVID-19 To Provide A Breather, Laugh, And Support For Frontliners During This Pandemic
- 3 pieces of advice I got that are not true
- DB Print Blog: Marz Aglipay
- Art of The Side-Hustle
- Art School Taught Me: MARZ
- Matanglawin: The Tiny Show
- These Nine Artists Are Making Tiny Art In A Big Way
- Komura; Book Fair Artists weigh in on feminist art
- IG Find of the Week: Marz Today
- This is Marz Aglipay: A Stamp Artist
- Miniature Artist – July 29, 2018 Art2art
- Handmade: Rubber Stamps by Marz Aglipay
- 40 artists reinterpret the ‘bul-ol’ in unique exhibit
Your stamp-making friend, Marz
Kumusta! I am Marz, the chief creative behind Marz Today. My stamp-making journey began in 2013 when I picked up a book on printmaking and taught myself how to make stamps.
I aim to capture the likeness of objects and people from day-to-day life with my stamps. My printmaking practice is an articulation of comfort and nostalgia from a consumer’s perspective. I’ve had the honor of exhibiting my works in institutions, commercial galleries, and fairs in the Philippines and abroad.
When I am not making stamps, I write about art and lifestyle stories for various publications, and also write for artists, galleries, and cultural institutions. I am currently a curator-in-training, pursuing a master’s degree in curatorial studies.
Marz Aglipay
