FINGIES

‘FINGIES’ a solo exhibition, Ben Frost Gallery, Melbourne, Australia. 2019

Thanks Ben for a cool space and great opportunity, Frosk for a short video and contents, Camelcut for photos of me in a studio. Big up to my family for supporting me and all of my friends who helping me to make the show happened. Cheers!

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PLANET OR PLSTIC?

For 130 years, National Geographic has documented the stories of our planet, providing audiences around the world with a window into the earth’s breathtaking beauty as well as to the threats it faces.

More than five trillion pieces of plastic are already floating in our oceans. With nine million tons more thrown in every year. Which is why National Geographic launched Planet or Plastic? — a multiyear initiative aimed at raising awareness of this challenge and reducing the amount of single-use plastic that enters in the world’s oceans.

For our 2019 calendar, we collaborated with 12 young artists from the 12 countries that suffer most from ocean plastic pollution to create 12 artworks for 12 months. Each one highlighting the environmental and health impact of plastic waste on their country’s marine ecosystems and all who rely upon them.

After all, every day matters, every single-use plastic counts and no one can save us from ourselves but ourselves.

#6 THAILAND

GENTLE GIANT OR PLASTIC?

The discovery of a pilot whale dying off southern Thailand after swallowing 80 plastic bags was another alarm for local consumers, government and tourists alike to reduce the mass consumption of single-use plastic. It also prompted the nationwide launch of ‘Beat Plastic Pollution’ campaign, in collaboration with the United Nation, to curb the use of plastic bags and foam packaging – and to ban plastic waste imports in the near future.

For more details: http://natgeotv.com/me/national-geographic-abu-dhabi-2019-calendar

also read the full article on designboom here: https://www.designboom.com/art/national-geographic-planet-or-plastic-calendar-project-04-02-2019/

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Helmet paintings collection

Acrylic on helmet. 2017

Acrylic on helmet. 2015

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Lottery Art

Jimi Hendrix. Ballpoint, Ink, Marker on lottery. 2017

Andy Warhol. Ballpoint, Ink on lottery. 2017

Frida Kahlo. Ballpoint, Ink on lottery. 2017

Vincent Van Gogh. Ballpoint, Ink on lottery. 2017

Salvador Dali. Ballpoint, Ink on lottery. 2017

Pablo Picasso. Ballpoint, Ink on lottery. 2017

Lotto 05. Ballpoint, Ink on lottery. 2017

Indian Girl. Ballpoint, Ink on lottery. 2017

Prayer. Ballpoint, Ink on lottery. 2017

Homeless. Ballpoint, Ink on lottery. 2017

Boy Scouts. Ballpoint, Ink on lottery. 2017

Vincent Van Gogh. Ballpoint, Watercolor on loterry. 2013.

Salvador Dali. Ballpoint, Watercolor on lottery. 2013.

Jonathan Davis. Ballpoint, Marker on lottery. 2013.

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2016-2014

Selected works from 2016-2014

Ink on paper. 2017

Ballpoint on paper, Digital. 2016

Digital. 2016

Ballpoint on paper, Digital. 2016

Ballpoint on paper, Ink and Digital. 2016

Ballpoint on paper, Digital. 2016

Ballpoint on paper, digital. 2016

Ballpoint on paper, Digital, 2015

Ink on paper, Digital. 2015

Ballpoint, Watercolor on paper and Digital. 2015

Ballpoint on paper, Digital. 2015

Ballpoint on paper. 2014

Ballpoint on paper, Digital. 2014

Ballpoint on paper. 2014

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Fingyhead Characters Collection 1

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Wood-Carved Sling Shot

Skull wood-carved sling shot set for

‘Toynado2 Never Alone in The Universe’ group exhibition

at GOJA Gallery, Bangkok, Thailand 2017

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FREITAG Second Life Canvas

Acrylic on Freitag bag. 13 × 6.3 × 15.7 inch. 2017

Photograph and Content by Freitag Pop Up Store BKK

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YAK CUTE – Airplane painting

“Yak Cute” airplane painting is the winning designed from the “ Paint the Sky with Amazing Thailand” competition. 2016

The “Yak Cute” design was selected from over 200 entries by a distinguished commission comprising TAT and Thai AirAsia representatives and acclaimed artists and designers.

The “Yak Cute” design was created for the category Amazing Thailand-Amazing Destination, and is now fully realised on a life-sized Airbus A320-200. The design uses the iconic images of the Giants of Bangkok’s Wat Pho and Wat Arun (Wat Chaeng) as well as other distinct architectural features of the Kingdom, presenting them in a more updated and endearing style, thus the name “Yak Cute”.

Yake Cute

“Yak-Cute” title directly translates to “Cute Giant”. On top of showing off the country’s history and culture, the design also underlines the Thai people’s playful and friendly nature and their readiness to welcome visitors.

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The design will serve as a cultural ambassador in the sky, promoting Thailand’s unique traits and culture while inviting visitors to experience all the country has to offer.

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And “River of life” is anoyher winning designed 1st Runner-Up. under the Amazing Thailand-Amazing Culture category was designed by me.

cr: www.tatnews.org, www.destinationthailandnews.com

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2016 ASIAN ILLUSTRATORS COLLECTION exhibition

Asia Illustrations Collections 2016
The collections will include art pieces of 250 Asian illustrators and will be published internationally.
General readers, companies, industries, will be able to contact illustrators directly via this project.
The collections will be officially published in Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Japan… all over Asia.