Art Camp Philippines Official Mascots – LIKHA, BAGANI & KIDLAT 🦅

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First Art Movement Mascots in the Philippines

Meet LIKHA, BAGANI, and KIDLAT – the official mascots of Art Camp Philippines, and the first art movement in the country to use characters inspired by the Philippine Eagle as a symbol of family and national identity.




📝 Description:
These mascots are original creations by JESUS GENOTIVA, exclusively released under Art Camp Philippines copyright. Many more exciting characters are coming soon!



🎶 Launching their official music soundtrack – a unique musical journey that brings the mascots to life, blending creativity, courage, and energy. Experience the sound of Philippine heritage like never before!

These three mascots represent:
LIKHA – creativity and artistic inspiration
BAGANI – courage and cultural protection
KIDLAT – speed, energy, and youthful spirit
🎨 A historic milestone in Philippine art and heritage. Join us at Art Camp Philippines to explore the stories, culture, and art that shape our Filipino identity.

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