Aug 19, 2015
Hug Life
"Hug Life" by Philip Lumbang for the Centrefuge Public Art Project on East Houston Street. (East Village, NYC)
More photos: Philip Lumbang, Centre-fuge, Street Art
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Hug Life
"Hug Life" by Philip Lumbang for the Centrefuge Public Art Project on East Houston Street. (East Village, NYC)
More photos: Philip Lumbang, Centre-fuge, Street Art
The first installment of the Stolen Youth comic written by Marcus Guillory, illustrated by Philip Lumbang and inspired by Stolen Youth.
I had a dream where I met my favorite artist, Philip Lumbang, and so he asked me to do an errand for him (I think he was having an art show and he didn't have time to paint his stencils so he asked me to do it) and so I was running around LA in the middle of the night painting his stencils and when I got back he's like, "how can I return the favor?" and then I was like, "may I have your autograph?" and then he drew a bear in my Burn Book and signed it The end
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i love art, of all kinds murals sketches, art opens a window to your soul in which creativity escapes, btw it helps to have an open mind, i go goo goo when i see artist like purple kecleon and crayon chewer and philip lumbang, it gets me excited, i'm an artist too and i'm always looking to express my creativity in any way possible, art is everything to me, going to start posting more of my own work.
Not even our mild mannered Awesome Bear can ignore his most primal instincts. We all have our demons, some just hide it better than others and sometimes you have let the beast run free! this print inspired by the "Incredible HULK" depicts Awesome Bear undergoing a wicked transformation. This stunning faux 3-d print highlights the impact of such a monsterous evolution, you can truly feel the hair splitting power our hero truly possesses. Trust me, you won't like him when he's HUNGRY!!!
-18'x24' -Limited edition giclée print
-Printed on classic avon brilliant white paper
-Edition of 33
-Signed and numbered
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Becca Midwood and Philip Lumbang bear. Street art may be one of the many complicated symptoms of gentrification but I love that darn bear.
Collage by Philip Lumbang & Ernesto Yerena
