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Dream

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Sp/\ce, silk screen prints are now available at @thearchivistproject ! Link in bio.

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“I send you sadness”. Silk screen prints are now available at @thearchivistproject .

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Statues

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SP/ \CE

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Nike or adidas for axooagency

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Illustration for hand-printed by TCDC Common x the Archivist at Wonderfruit.

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💛 งานภาพประกอบจากเพลงพระราชนิพนธ์ "เทวาพาคู่ฝัน"

Curated by Farmgroup

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No right or wrong

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Laziness#2

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BLOODY HELL BIG HEAD

My illustration for Agent89 _ BasketBall

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Enjoy yourself

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Thank you to It's Nice That for the fun project and let me try new technique 🙏🙏🙏

http://www.itsnicethat.com/features/too-fast-to-think-creativity-advice-technology-050116

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say hi to_ Tanawat Sakdawisarak x Muller van Severen

Thai illustrator, Tanawat Sakdawisarak, translates the work of contemporary furniture designers, Muller van Severen, in a series of four illustrations.

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Too Fast To Think: why switching off unlocks creativity

We’re living in a constant state of distraction. Notified about everything from a colleague’s latest Tweet to a classmate from primary school’s birthday, the internet interrupts us incessantly. Anxiety about smartphone addiction has been running high for some time, with articles claiming that it’s damaging relationships and attention spans. But our always-on culture could also be costing us creatively. In his new book _Too Fast To Think_, Chris Lewis, CEO of global agency Lewis, explains how modern life is suffocating the part of our brain where ideas come from. To find out more about how we can create conditions that serve the mind’s creative process rather than subdue it, we decided to speak to Chris and a collection of creatives about their own experiences.