Exploring the Thailand that's less travelled with Tourism Authority of Thailand Sydney Office (ht...Exploring the Thailand that's less travelled with Tourism Authority of Thailand Sydney Office (ht...
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Exploring the Thailand that's less travelled with Tourism Authority of Thailand Sydney Office and Thai Airways International
I've always loved exploring Thailand, but it was my first time venturing to the North East, Isan region. No beach clubs just rice fields, incredible food and a slower pace of life that most travellers never see.
Grateful to TAT for the chance to show a different side of Thailand to my audience the kind of travel and share these unique spots!
Looking forward to sharing more stories from destinations around the world that deserve to be explored.
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Seedora — Premium Seed Brand. A closer look at the people behind the harvest.
Photography, storytelling, and responsive layouts bring a more human side to the brand. One more post coming with the full website.
A self-initiated concept redesign for Deshi Swad, a Bihari thekua snack brand. The original packaging was a generic bright yellow design with little link to thekua's heritage.
What I created:
A new logo: a flat lotus with a shirorekha-style line and a clean serif wordmark
A warm palette of maroon, terracotta, cream and gold
A stand-up pouch with an ogee arch frame, a Madhubani-inspired product frame and a clear claims strip
This is a self-initiated concept project and is not affiliated with or commissioned by Deshi Swad. The lifestyle mockup scene was created with AI assistance; the artwork and logo were designed by me.
The choice to use a shirorekha style line in the logo is a strong move. It visually anchors the brand in its regional heritage without relying on generic motifs that are common in Indian snack packaging.