Corban Lundborg was commissioned by Western Carolina University to create a mural of the Smoky Mountains using recycled materials. The artwork is featured in the entrance of their brand new University Center. Corban's art is a representation of the mountain-scape that surrounds the university. 

The artwork was created at Corban's home studio in Atlanta, Georgia and then transported up to North Carolina by trailer. He used recycled pallet wood to create the sky, plywood and OSB for the mountains and accented with scrap metal. A re-used sign was mounted in the corner to lead students into the UC. Corban's brother Ian Lundborg, a wood-worker based in Duluth, Minnesota flew down to help with the final installation.

More of Corban Lundborg's mural work can viewed in his portfolio:

Artist Corban Lundborg works in collaboration with the Dubuque Museum of Art and American Legion Post 6 in Dubuque, Iowa to paint a tribute mural for our nations service members. The mural was painted in conjunction with the Museum's upcoming Vietnam War photography exhibition.  This is the first military themed mural Corban has painted and he was overwhelmed by the amount of community support.

Voices Productions teams up with artist Corban Lundborg at their headquarters in Dubuque to bring a new mural to the city. Corban painted a tribute mural to the jazz musician John Coltrane (1926-1967). The new Voices headquarters is located on Central Street in Dubuque, Iowa. The building is currently undergoing renovations to become a community gallery and artist-in-residence space. 

Military artist and combat photojournalist, Corban Lundborg, shares his newest project titled "Extra". The series is a visual exploration of the press, propaganda and painting. Corban uses art to dig into WWII era headlines, learning more about our nation's past, hoping to better understand the future. 

Corban uses a multimedia approach in this series. The panels are made of wood, then covered in paint, adhesive and newsprint, torn out of a book titled "WWII Extra". He then hand painted iconic WWII imagery on top of the print using acrylic paint. Finally, Corban recorded the whole process using a camera and produced a short form documentary about the project (posted above). 

More of Corban's painting and military imagery can viewed in his portfolio below:

On 9 July, 2021, Air Force TSgt. Corban Lundborg was awarded his enlisted aircrew wings at the 4th Combat Camera Squadron, Charleston, S.C.

Corban completed a series of schools and certifications to qualify for the program. The training includes SERE-C, Underwater Egress, Parachute Survival, Water Survival, Decompression Chamber, Centrifuge and in-house aircrew academics followed by a series of familiarization and qualification flights. 

The Air Force Combat Camera aerial imagery program qualifies COMCAM Airmen as enlisted aircrew, providing directed imagery for the Department of Defense. 

Corban Lundborg participated in the Army's 2021 Spc. Hilda I. Clayton Best Combat Camera Competition (BCCC). The week-long challenge is in honor of Spc. Clayton, who lost her life serving in Afghanistan as an Army combat photographer.

More imagery from the competition can viewed at the link below:

COLD Studio was recently commissioned to paint murals at Team Red, White & Blue's Firebase in Midtown Atlanta. Starting with blank walls, artist Corban Lundborg brought the walls to life through a series of eagle murals in the Crossfit gym. 

Corban Lundborg shares a look into his new painting series titled "Bomber". He will be creating a collection of hand-painted vintage bomber jackets inspired by WWII Airmen. 

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Artist and explorer Corban Lundborg joins the Pelican Pro Team as a brand ambassador. Pelican cases are a classic in both the military and video production world. COLD Studio will use the trusted cases, coolers and packs for the companies creative needs. 

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Corban Lundborg links up with the BRCC crew to share the story behind his MRE coffee art series that he painted in East Africa. The interview featured on Coffee or Die Magazine, presented by Black Rifle Coffee Company. 

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Corban Lundborg was selected for the Bunker Labs - Veterans In Residence program for the 20B cohort based out of Atlanta, Georgia.

As of June 2020, Corban Lundborg packed up and relocated to Atlanta, Georgia after spending three years in Los Angeles, California. The move was inspired by the need for more physical space to continue to grow.

Click "podcast" below to listen to the conversation on Spotify. 

Corban Lundborg completes a mural in memory of Frank Sinatra near his home in Southern California.

The mural can found in the back alley of Amp Rehearsal/Amp Coffee at 5259 Lankershim Blvd. in North Hollywood, California. 

When I enlisted in the military ten years ago, I had no guidance or mentors involved in the process. Although I do not regret my path, I do wish I would have known all of my options. I didn't know there were camera careers until I had been in for almost five years. I receive messages weekly about my career path and how to join a combat camera unit. I'll share below my journey to COMCAM and resources to help the next generation make more informed decisions. 

Corban was authorized to bring a film camera to the field portion of SERE School. Equipped with a Holga 120n plastic camera he was able to capture four rolls of Ilford HP5 medium format film. Attached below is a selection of his favorite frames. 

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Artist Corban Lundborg was featured with North Hollywood's Arts District, as a local painter bringing art into the community. The article host's an interview with Corban, sharing more about his life's adventures. 

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Corban was invited to speak at the Hollywood American Legion committee meeting where he shared a collection of photos captured on his recent deployment to Africa. Post 43 (Hollywood) is made up of many prior and current combat camera service members, including Corban and other Airmen from the 4th Combat Camera Squadron. 

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Corban completed the first mural at Peter Berg's production studio, Film 44, in Santa Monica, California. The iconic black and white picture is of John Riggins, a historic Hall of Fame running back for the Washington Redskins. 

To learn more about Film 44, please visit the link below.

On November 5th, 2019 Corban Lundborg was featured on NBC's "The Kelly Clarkson Show" in Los Angeles. Kelly shared his MRE coffee art collection from his recent deployment to East Africa. Corban used instant coffee from his "Meals Ready to Eat" field rations to paint memories of the deployment. Kelly was impressed by Corban's ability to create beauty in unusual places. 

COLD Studio wants to extend a thank you to the staff at The Kelly Clarkson Show for their inclusion of veterans on the show and to the Air Force Reserve 315th Public Affairs Office at Joint Base Charleston. 

Corban interviewed with the team, sharing his journey as an artist and how it shaped his military career, ultimately leading him to combat camera. The production crew then captured three-nights of painting as he completed a 20-foot mural in North Hollywood. 

​Corban returned from a Horn of Africa deployment mid-summer 2019 and was anxious to get back to painting. Shortly into his time home he was contacted by Amp Rehearsal in North Hollywood about their renovations and a coffee shop expansion. Corban quickly agreed to be the mural artist. He began laying paint mid-August and estimates he’ll need a month to paint nearly a dozen murals through the interior of the building. 

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Following a deployment to East Africa, Corban sat down with Staff Sgt. Della Creech with 315th AW Public Affairs to share his thoughts on being creative in the military. The full article can be viewed below.