Pomme Chan,
Tachamapan Chanchamrassang or Pomme Chan is an inspiring illustrator based in Bangkok. She was born and raised in Bangkok where she graduated with a BA in Interior Design from Silpakorn University and started her career as a graphic designer at the Bangkok offices of WPP's DY&R and Grey.
Pomme Chan relocated to London in 2002, where she attended the London College of Communication to advance her graphic design and communication skills while accumulating over ten years of professional experience. In 2014, she returned home to launch her first home decor business ‘What If Home Décor Shop & Caffe’ and her studio ‘Happy People Studio’.
During her 20-year career journey, her drawings have been featured in many magazines and she has worked on prestigious advertising campaigns for various global brands.
Pomme Chan draws inspiration from everyday life using her unique mixed media illustration techniques. Nature, architecture, abstract shapes, and free form play a big part in her creations.
In 2016, she collaborated with her husband and Friends to release a collection of ceramic tableware with floral details under the new brand ‘Stories Ceramic’.
Tachamapan Chanchamrassang or Pomme Chan is an inspiring illustrator based in Bangkok. She was born and raised in Bangkok where she graduated with a BA in Interior Design from Silpakorn University and started her career as a graphic designer at the Bangkok offices of WPP's DY&R and Grey.
Pomme Chan relocated to London in 2002, where she attended the London College of Communication to advance her graphic design and communication skills while accumulating over ten years of professional experience. In 2014, she returned home to launch her first home decor business ‘What If Home Décor Shop & Caffe’ and her studio ‘Happy People Studio’.
During her 20-year career journey, her drawings have been featured in many magazines and she has worked on prestigious advertising campaigns for various global brands.
Pomme Chan draws inspiration from everyday life using her unique mixed media illustration techniques. Nature, architecture, abstract shapes, and free form play a big part in her creations.
In 2016, she collaborated with her husband and Friends to release a collection of ceramic tableware with floral details under the new brand ‘Stories Ceramic’.
