An extension of the graduation project, this publication functions as both a lookbook and a process archive. The book documents the development of the camouflage patterns and wearable balaclavas, exploring how camouflage and masking can operate as forms of expression rather than symbols of concealment or aggression.

The publication combines project imagery, visual experiments, and process documentation to further investigate themes of identity, visibility, and transformation through printed media.

A4, 60 pages + 6 transparency films, coil binding.

Inspired by the Thai saying “รู้หน้าไม่รู้ใจ”, meaning “you can know a face, but not the heart”, this self-published zine and t-shirt project explores the tension between outward appearance and inner truth. Through a series of graphic artworks, the project reflects on perception, identity, and the unknowable nature of people beneath the surface.

The publication combines image-making and printed matter to translate a familiar cultural phrase into a contemporary visual form, extending across both editorial and wearable media.

32 pages, black and white, 13 × 19 cm. Printed on 100% recycled paper. Each zine includes a complimentary sticker.

Available through selected bookshops and concept stores across Australia, Thailand, Indonesia, and Singapore.

Atomic Made In Lab was an independent Thailand-based clothing brand exploring youth culture, experimentation, and streetwear through graphic-driven apparel and visual identity design.

Developed as a self-initiated brand, the project combined typography, symbols, and science-inspired imagery to create a playful yet dystopian visual language across clothing, promotional materials, and art direction. The identity drew inspiration from laboratory warning signs and underground graphic culture, reflecting themes of curiosity, energy, and experimentation.

The project involved designing the visual identity, apparel graphics, campaign imagery, and overall creative direction across both digital and physical platforms.