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Thank you p’Kratae (Vichuda Kruehiran) to give me another opportunity to get my works featured on Computer Arts Thailand magazine, after asking me to write the  Senada angel scarf design process on the tutorial column in issue 24.  This time it is March 2012 issue that she interviewed me about my previous works, my philosophy of studying and working, my intention for the future and this blog. You can collect Computuer Arts Thailand issue 33 (Mar 2012) from nearby book store and magazine rack from now on.

But let’s make it special for Vanillawalk readers, I have scanned the interview part, three pages, for you all now. You can easily click below to read but don’t forget to buy one :)

 

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So honored to be part of bloggers’ collaboration project with Club 21 Bangkok.
I’ve got a chance to wander into the wardrobe of ck Calvin Klein Fall 2011 collection and pick the items to create some looks that would go well with the 20-year-old like me. Basically I’ve been the fan of ck Calvin Klein for long, for its simplicity, clean cuts and hidden architectural lines. But yeah such beauty has been underrated especially here in Thailand where people tend to look only on the surface, seek for statement chic and boldness.

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Angel dancing in the universe prints for Senada* AW10 scarf
got featured in Computer Arts (Thailand) magazine April2011 issue.
The issue is about ‘Tactility of Textile’ , so there’re many showcases and interviews of
illustrators and graphic designers who work in between the fields of fashion&graphic design.
(including p’O Terawat Teankaprasith for Sretsis and Painkiller, and  p’Ho of Disaya.)
For both graphic and fashion students, It’s worth buying one.

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For me I don’t called myself a designer, I’m a fashion student but love to do
fashion illustration more than those patterns or linin prototypes.
feel good to be among these two things I love. that’s it.

you can follow my instructions for practicing, but please, no commercial.
Cos I did this for Senada* for free, I don’t earn any wages.
Glad the collection was popular, (for every gender hahaha)
It’s pleasing to see people wearing these prints on them. money does not matter.

Thanks :)