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== Biography == | == Biography == | ||
Philip Lumbang’s earliest memories root in Elk Grove, California. Memories filled with addictive doodling, cartoon binging, and parent teacher meetings concerning his greatest passion, drawing. Doing the only thing that seemed natural to him, he pursued his artistic talent and went to art school. By divine entanglement, he was offered a seat next to Sheperd Fairey, at Studio Number One. There, immersed in a world where an artist is not a trouble maker, but a respected professional, he realized he could be one too. Los Angeles was a world apart from his humble suburban home back in Elk Grove. When he would draw he would channel all the noise, traffic, bad habits and negativity that the city was boiling over with. His bears first emerged as gaspingly rude mammals. But the bears transformed as Philip did. As a counter attack to the world’s problems, his bears went to artistic reform school, rather – charm school. They appeared all over Los Angeles as courteous and well mannered cuddly creatures. Now, as a most wise people, Philip Lumbang’s message through the bears is to love each other. And the bears do it quite nicely. | Philip Lumbang’s earliest memories root in Elk Grove, California. Memories filled with addictive doodling, cartoon binging, and parent teacher meetings concerning his greatest passion, drawing. Doing the only thing that seemed natural to him, he pursued his artistic talent and went to art school. By divine entanglement, he was offered a seat next to Sheperd Fairey, at Studio Number One. There, immersed in a world where an artist is not a trouble maker, but a respected professional, he realized he could be one too. Los Angeles was a world apart from his humble suburban home back in Elk Grove. When he would draw he would channel all the noise, traffic, bad habits and negativity that the city was boiling over with. His bears first emerged as gaspingly rude mammals. But the bears transformed as Philip did. As a counter attack to the world’s problems, his bears went to artistic reform school, rather – charm school. They appeared all over Los Angeles as courteous and well mannered cuddly creatures. Now, as a most wise people, Philip Lumbang’s message through the bears is to love each other. And the bears do it quite nicely. | ||
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===Solo Shows=== | ===Solo Shows=== | ||
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== Designed Toy Releases == | == Designed Toy Releases == | ||
| + | These are toys designed by Philip. | ||
*[[Awesome Bear]] | *[[Awesome Bear]] | ||
== Toy Series Participation == | == Toy Series Participation == | ||
| + | These are toys that Philip has lent his design skills to. | ||
| − | == Customs | + | == Customs == |
| + | These are one-off, or very limited, pieces. | ||
*Piece(s) for [[Studio Gold]], 2016 | *Piece(s) for [[Studio Gold]], 2016 | ||
*[[Lolligag]] - custom for [[Vive La Lolligag! 2]], 2015 | *[[Lolligag]] - custom for [[Vive La Lolligag! 2]], 2015 | ||
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Image:Simple_Math-Philip_Lumbang.jpg|for Rabid, Wild & Docile | Image:Simple_Math-Philip_Lumbang.jpg|for Rabid, Wild & Docile | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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| + | == External Links == | ||
| + | *[http://philiplumbang.com/ PhilipLumbang.com] | ||
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[[Category:Artists]] | [[Category:Artists]] | ||
[[Category:Artists (Americas)]] | [[Category:Artists (Americas)]] | ||
[[Category:Artists (Americas - USA)]] | [[Category:Artists (Americas - USA)]] | ||
[[Category:Artists (The Boys)]] | [[Category:Artists (The Boys)]] | ||
