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This photo taken on November 29, 2018 shows Vic Capuno, 52-year-old jeepney artist, painting in one of the jeepneys at a workshop in San Pablo, Laguna province, south of Manila. Capuno, a draughtsman by education who went into jeepney painting in 1987, works along with a colleague on three or four jeepneys a month produced by San Pablo's Armak Motors. As the government runs jeepneys gradually off the road due to pollution and safety concerns, artists like him -- and their work -- are going too. TED ALJIBE / AFP

This photo taken on October 27, 2018 shows Vic Capuno, 52-year-old jeepney artist, painting in one of the jeepneys at a workshop in San Pablo, Laguna province, south of Manila. Capuno, a draughtsman by education who went into jeepney painting in 1987, works along with a colleague on three or four jeepneys a month produced by San Pablo's Armak Motors. As the government runs jeepneys gradually off the road due to pollution and safety concerns, artists like him -- and their work -- are going too. TED ALJIBE / AFP

This picture taken on January 18, 2019 shows jeepneys during rush hour in Manila. Hand-painting custom decor on jeepneys adorned with images of everything from Batman to babies, as well as disco lights and chrome wheels, have for decades provided cheap transport for millions. But pollution and safety concerns have led to a modernisation programme, with jeepneys 15 years or older to be taken off the streets by 2020. Noel CELIS / AFP

This picture taken on January 13, 2019 shows a depiction of Jesus Christ painted on the door of a jeepney during rush hour in Manila. Hand-painting custom decor on jeepneys adorned with images of everything from Batman to babies, as well as disco lights and chrome wheels, have for decades provided cheap transport for millions. But pollution and safety concerns have led to a modernisation programme, with jeepneys 15 years or older to be taken off the streets by 2020. Noel CELIS / AFP

This photo taken on November 29, 2018 shows Vic Capuno, 52-year-old jeepney artist, painting in the side of one of the vehicles at a workshop in San Pablo, Laguna province, south of Manila. Capuno, a draughtsman by education who went into jeepney painting in 1987, works along with a colleague on three or four jeepneys a month produced by San Pablo's Armak Motors. As the government runs jeepneys gradually off the road due to pollution and safety concerns, artists like him -- and their work -- are going too. TED ALJIBE / AFP

This picture taken on January 13, 2019 shows custom artwork on the side of a jeepney as a driver's assistant waits for passengers during rush hour in Manila. Hand-painting custom decor on jeepneys adorned with images of everything from Batman to babies, as well as disco lights and chrome wheels, have for decades provided cheap transport for millions. But pollution and safety concerns have led to a modernisation programme, with jeepneys 15 years or older to be taken off the streets by 2020. Noel CELIS / AFP

This picture taken on January 14, 2019 shows custom artwork on the side of a jeepney during rush hour in Manila. Hand-painting custom decor on jeepneys adorned with images of everything from Batman to babies, as well as disco lights and chrome wheels, have for decades provided cheap transport for millions. But pollution and safety concerns have led to a modernisation programme, with jeepneys 15 years or older to be taken off the streets by 2020. Noel CELIS / AFP

This picture taken on January 17, 2019 shows jeepneys during rush hour in Manila. Hand-painting custom decor on jeepneys adorned with images of everything from Batman to babies, as well as disco lights and chrome wheels, have for decades provided cheap transport for millions. But pollution and safety concerns have led to a modernisation programme, with jeepneys 15 years or older to be taken off the streets by 2020. Noel CELIS / AFP

This photo taken on November 29, 2018 shows Vic Capuno, 52-year-old jeepney artist, applying finishing touches to a design on the body of a vehicle at a workshop in San Pablo, Laguna province, south of Manila. Capuno, a draughtsman by education who went into jeepney painting in 1987, works along with a colleague on three or four jeepneys a month produced by San Pablo's Armak Motors. As the government runs jeepneys gradually off the road due to pollution and safety concerns, artists like him -- and their work -- are going too. TED ALJIBE / AFP

This picture taken on January 14, 2019 shows custom artwork on the side of a jeepney as commuters run to catch a ride on the vehicle during rush hour in Manila. Hand-painting custom decor on jeepneys adorned with images of everything from Batman to babies, as well as disco lights and chrome wheels, have for decades provided cheap transport for millions. But pollution and safety concerns have led to a modernisation programme, with jeepneys 15 years or older to be taken off the streets by 2020. Noel CELIS / AFP