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Kanjanee Srisuk
// Design + Toys
Kanjanee Srisuk Education 2009-2013 2000-2004 1988-2000
Work Experience 10/2011-03/2012 05/2004-07/2007 05-10/2003 04/2003
Goethestraße 1, 08289 Schneeberg, Germany Tel: +49(0)176 86011865 Email: k_srisuk@yahoo.de
Angewandte Kunst Schneeberg, Department of Westsächsische Hochschule Zwickau, Germany Wood Design/ Product and Object Design Chulalongkorn University, Thailand Art Education with 1st Class Honours Khema Siri Memorial School, Thailand
HABA-Habermaaß GmbH, Germany Internship Santa Factory Co., Ltd., Thailand Toy Designer Raywadee School, Thailand Internship Wonderworld Products Co., Ltd., Thailand Internship
Workshops/ Activities/ Projects 02-07/2013
03/2013 10/2012 03/2012-04/2013 10/2008 08/2006 08/2005 08/2004
Skills IT
Languages
Interests
Bachelor Project: „Toys and Fairy Tales“ in cooperation with HABA-Habermaaß GmbH http://www.fh-zwickau.de/index.php?id=11528 Participant: UNESCO-Creativity Workshop, Germany „Toy Design and Inclusive Play“ Participant: Chainsaw Workshop, Germany Participant: Ü60/60+ Design for Tomorrow in cooperation with Grassi Museum (Leipzig), Burg Giebichenstein (Halle) and Free University of Bozen Tutor: Game Workshop, Thailand „Sustainable Economy Game“ Participant: UNESCO-Creativity Workshop, Germany „Toy for Rehabilitation“ Finalist: „Universal Toy“ Competition, Thailand Finalist: „The Wonder of Science“ Competition, Thailand Microsoft office Word, Powerpoint Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, Indesign, Premiere Cinema 4D Thai native speaker English intermediate German intermediate
travelling, cooking, reading, woodturning
Chainsaw workshop
„We don‘t stop playing because we grow old; we grow old because we stop playing“ -George Bernard Shaw-
Internship
Photos: Haba
Photos: Haba
Bag Lucky Roses coton/polyester
Photos: Haba
Clutching Toy beech, maple wood and arboblend (biomaterial)
Photos: Haba
Animal Musicians Finger Puppets velours, polyester, corduroy
Photos: Haba
Angler Set Water Friends lycra, plastic fishing rod
Photos: Haba
My First Ball Track conveyor wheel
Bachelor
Woodturning container
Color Tower The stackable, coloured building blocks improve gripping skills and colour awareness in elderly people. The goal is to colour coordinate the blocks and to build colourful towers. The stacking game can be played alone or in small groups.
Seating for St. Wolfgang Church These multifunctional chairs are not only for sitting: the backrest can be folded down and used as a side table or attached together to create a bench.
Storage Box This system allows for unlimited stacking combinations. The extra slats of wood along the edges create a stable foundation that holds the boxes in place when stacked.
Mathematical Toy Counting and calculating in a playful way. Children use their imagination to group and connect wooden blocks in various combinations and directions.
UNESCO-Workshop
Marine Buddy This toy was designed specifically for an elderly woman who always played with her fingers. The goal was to maintain the level of mobility in her hands and fingers. The player can feel, grasp and squeeze the legs which are filled with various materials.
Surprise Ball The large, outer ball can be opened up to discover the smaller balls within. Each ball is made of a different material for a variety of textures. This toy was designed for a visually impaired elderly woman in a wheelchair.
Do-It-Yourself Jewellery With this set, teenage girls can create their own unique pieces of jewellery. Included are various tools and materials that can be rolled, twisted, connected and bent. Creative activities improve self-esteem and are a positive means for self-expression.
Work Experience
Photos: Santa Factory Co.,Ltd.
Building Blocks Rubberwood
Photos: Santa Factory Co.,Ltd.
Role Play Rubberwood
Kanjanee Srisuk k_srisuk@yahoo.de +49 (0)176 86011865