Bangkok illustration fair 2026

SHOWCASE

/ ARTIST / 2022

ARTIST:	Atelier Pakawan
COUNTRY:	Thailand
CONTACT:	www.facebook.com/atelierpakawan www.instagram.com/atelierpakawan https://shop.line.me/@atelierpakawan
My work of arts are based around everyday-life objects, seasonal in nature and especially food & desserts inspires me a lot. I love playing with proportion of the objects and have fun painting a lot of different textures as well. The techniques I'm using are watercolor, colored pencils and digital painting. I hope my works can bring someone a moment of joy.

Hot Sourdough Balloons

I love sourdough bread, not only eating but just looking at their puffiness brings me joy. Sourdough contains a lot of air holes so I happened to think they might have a chance to be a great balloons too. The balloon baskets are inspired by the sourdough proofing basket called "Banneton" . Lastly, the passengers (and one parachuter)are all pastry chefs! It's a fun day-off kinda day.

Lemon Poppy Seed Residence

The shape of bundt cakes, tall round and have a hole in the middle, it always reminds me of the Circus, a ring of large townhouses in Bath, England that I visited years ago. So I combined them together and put the big tree in the middle just like the actual place. It's a perfect Summer scene.

Matcha Garden

Matcha Choux Cream is the eye-catcher when you enter this mossy Japanese Zen garden.

Hina Matsuri

I created this piece specially for The Okura Prestige Bangkok, to be included in their 'Dining Journey' Calendar 2022.

This work represents a traditional meal for Hina Matsuri - a celebration for Girl's day in Japan.

Kombucha

I created this piece specially for The Okura Prestige Bangkok, to be included in their 'Dining Journey' Calendar 2022.

The texture of the soft clothes contrasts with the glossiness of the container is challenging to draw but I had fun drawing them.

Sake Barrel, Crane Origami and Chopsticks

I created this piece specially for The Okura Prestige Bangkok, to be included in their 'Dining Journey' Calendar 2022.

Oyatsu no Jikan - Green tea and Taiyaki Time

Everyday at 3 pm. in the Japanese studio I stayed, It's tea time. Japanese people work hard but they also make a tiny slot for a break in the afternoon. It's a good time for catching up or just sitting and eating peacefully.

Afternoon Tarts

'Qu'il fait bon', the tart shop in Japan that I love. This picture I drew is when I went to Kyoto with my friend and teacher right before I move back to Thailand.

Spring Time in Morishita

This is the work from 'Miss You, Springtime" group exhibition I participated in 2021.
I drew the scene from my apartment's window and the scene around my neighborhood in Aichi, Japan. I picked my apartment because the realtor told me I can see Sakura blooming along the railway from my window. That's a real deal for me and it doesn't disappoint me at all.