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STREET VENDOR: SOCKS Product Arrangement 7 PA-I2R0S-100.- A SOCKS TYPES B ALL TYPE 7 PAIRS, 1 PRICE 100 BATH. 1.ANKLE SOCK (FORMAL) 20.- B PRICE PER ITEM 2.NO SHOW (MONOTONE) 20.- MONOTONE, FORMAL 20.- 3.MICRO CREW/QUARTER (FORMAL) 20.- PATTERN, SOLID 25.- 4.MICRO CREW/QUARTER (PATTERN) 25.- POPULAR SOCKS 2 1.NO SHOW TAP 4 (SOLID COLOR) 25.- INFORMTION DESIGN 3 2.NO SHOW TAP This project work on product arrangement from street vendors C (PATTERN) 25.- at JJ Green, Chatuchak market. I observe and learn the culture of the Thai vendors, the way they adapt the objects around useful to VENDOR MANAGEMENT A Plastic grid panel their store. Then turn to the infographic to explain easier information B Plastic grid panel to people who want to know this culture, such as a foreigner. BASKET FOR STORAGE. storage BASKET FOR BASE AND DISPLAY. C Plastic busket /foldable cart Socks street vendors has the good Basket can be stored and marketing strategy by focusing on the based for display. price \"buy more, get cheaper\". In the same way, he actually good to man- BASKET agement his socks by divided color tone, type, most selling. It's make STREET VENDORS attract customersand also interesting. He use the less material in order to arrangement by stacking to easy to organize and moveable. this save space is the uniqueness of him and I would bring to concept \"Systematic\" JITTARIN NATTHONG 60120500401 IND 266 INFORMATION DESIGN/2019 INSTRUCTORS : PORNPRAPHA PHATANATEACHA ASST. PROF. DR. CHUJIT TREETARRANAPHAN

GRAPHIC ON BAG X SNOPBRANDS this work inspired by the \"waste in the ocean\" that is the globalization problem nowadays. So this campaign we want the consumer to turn to use the kind of tote bag made from the fabric (taffeta). The graphic, I illustrator by using the real photo that effects to user emotions, awareness about the drawback if plastics going to be a part of an animal's in the ocean, but use the Pop - color to make it more friendly.

NAME CARD X CHANCE COSMETIC Name Card design for Chance cosmetic brands. I design the graphic elements according to nature which is the concept of this brand and I use the pink color to respond to the brand-customer style also the color brand identity which is \"sweet girls who love nature\".

PHOTOGRAPHY ones of the photography work // monochromatic technique.

PHOTOGRAPHY ones of the photography work // monochromatic technique.

SKETCH/RENDERING

Drill hand sketch ( copic maker) Pliers hand sketch ( copic maker)

Drill hand sketch ( copic maker) Perfume hand sketch ( copic maker)

Speaker // Photoshop rendering Speaker // Photoshop rendering Drill // Photoshop rendering

2SEATED CAR Sleek from Aerdynamic 3materials, 2000x1500 pixesl Rendering time 30:46

Smartphone 3D rendering (Rhino) Candle holder 3D rendering (Rhino)

WORKSHOPS

Indo-Thai Workshop “Indo-Thai Workshop on Global-Local Culture-Based Design” SSD, India organized an Indo-Thai Workshop on Global-Local Culture-Based Design from 13-22nd August 2018 with KMUTT, Thailand. The focus was on design with paper mache craft of Madhubani,Bihar. Students of both the countries worked together to develop products based on themes and stories.

KMUTT x University of Missouri (Community development workshop) The Bokleur development project is a collaboration between KMUTT x MU to develop multimedia to promote tourism in the Bo Kluea District. There are problems that we want to solve, for example Less of amount local guide, children guide are free just the weekend, Tourists are unable to communicate with local people, The English language is not used enough, Local guides are children in the community, and they cannot communicate in English or work when they have school. “The purpose of our project is to help Thai and foreign tourists to independently travel to the Bo Kluea District. To assist in achieving this goal, we created a brochure and website. We used these multi media to schedule a trip for tourists which includes important attractions and accommodations for tourists.”



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