Over the years I’ve spent working, I’ve found my designs have developed an aesthetic
that is easily adaptable and understood by any culture. Some of my most impressive
work involved creating picture fonts I have done for Cadson Deak and distributed by
T.26 Digital Type Foundry Company.

I consider picture fonts a bridge between aesthetics and utility and as a method of
communicating visually. I want my work to mature into unique designs that can
transcend boundaries of language and traditional culture.

I am from Thailand. However, Thai culture does not limit the sensibility of my work.
Rather, it provides my work with a wide range of cultural vitality. Everything has its
own worth and sets its own trend and future direction.

I recently received my MFA in Graphic Design at The Maryland Institute College of Art.
Please visit my thesis website at supisa.com/seeing um telling.

Now I live in Seattle where I currently work at Turnstyle Studio.
Feel free to contact me about freelance or collaborations.
I would love to hear from you.