SHOWCASE

/ ARTIST / 2026

ARTIST: Tuna Too
COUNTRY: Thailand
CONTACT: https://web.facebook.com/tunatooart
https://www.instagram.com/tuna_too/
Tuna Too is an artist who captures the magic in our regular planet. Her work invites people to see the world around them in a new light, finding beauty in the ordinary through her illustrations. Inspired by the wonder world of nature and our everyday life, she seeks to awaken a sense of wonder in viewers. Her goal is for those who see her work to discover the hidden magic in their own lives and protect the environment. Through her art, she hopes to contribute to natural conservation and a mindful world.

Keep moving

Acrylic on canvas
50*70 cm
This is a school of fusilier fish, small fish when stay together, they can be beautiful moving sculpture of the ocean. This school of fish reflected the biggest lesson this year, small action consistently create big result. I painted the fish one by one, just small touch for about 30 minutes to 1 hour a day, two months in and the small effort became a big picture.

Tiny Movement

When we see a butterfly, can it remind us of the ocean?
Painted Jezebel is a common butterfly that I see everyday. Even if it is so small, it can create big enough vibration in thid school of fusilier. I want it to be a reminder that our actions, however small, can have a big impact that we never thought of before.
Event: Art4Ocean, Design for a Sustainable World 2025. A collaborative project that artists make art out of a recycle plastic whale from Qualy.

We Met in Koh Tao - The Impact of Small Vibration.

We Met in Koh Tao is a series of watercolor paintings inspired by personal underwater stories shared by divers, conservationists, and scientists living in Koh Tao, Thailand. The project was developed during the Ocean Virtual Art Residency, an online program endorsed by UNESCO’s UN Ocean Decade.
Through conversations and interviews, I collected memorable moments beneath the sea and translated them into paintings. Each work focuses on a specific encounter, location, or marine creature, highlighting the emotional bond people form with the ocean through repeated experience and care.
Although the ocean can feel distant to many people, the project seeks to make it feel familiar and approachable. By sharing intimate stories—such as returning to the same dive site or recognizing a particular fish—the series invites viewers to see the underwater world as a living place worth cherishing and protecting.

We Met in Koh Tao Zine: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1AZR585rpr3DU612jt6ArI8fJvIfyR-n2/view?usp=drive_link

The wonder world of Marine Life Die-cut Stickers

4-5 cm die-cut PP&Washi stickers from original watercolor illustration.

The ocean are full of lives, colors and wonderful creatures. The stickers set includes ocean creature memes, colorful nudibranchs and sea slug, and my personal favorite, various species of puffer fish.

Pink in Blue

Watercolor 26.5x22cm

Reference from Nat Sumanatemeya video. He captured the beauty of the vibrant lives under Richelieu Rock.
When I first saw the video, I felt like I have to paint it. Soft corals are not only beautiful but they are home to the ocean babies. They are crucial to the ecosystem.
Most of the ocean is basically wet desert, but Richelieu Rock is full of life and is extremely precious, especially in the world where we already take everything from the ocean. In the next decade, it’s our duty to protect this little precious places we still have left of nature.

Flowing blades

Watercolor 28x19.5cm
This piece is drawn from a photograph in Sarakadee magazine “Hidden Paradise: Before Nature Disappears,” photographs of Chittiwat Pornprasert.

The image is from Rim Khwae Hanuman, Khao Yai, featuring underwater plants—Uticularia odorata.

I’ve been especially drawn to the movement of grass. Underwater, each blade feels more alive, its motion clearer, its own presence more distinct. Aquatic plants help prevent erosion and serve as nursery grounds for animals—they’re truly essential.

Emergence of a new world

Watercolor & poster color 8x21.5cm
During the flood season, an ordinary dirt road in Pak Phli, Nakhon Nayok transforms into a hidden underwater world.
The flowing water awakens a thriving ecosystem. Aquatic plants flourish, and rare fish such as the critically endangered Siamese minnow find refuge here. Because these rice fields are free from chemical use, wildlife can continue to thrive.
This piece was inspired by Hidden Paradise, a series by K.Wan, Chittiwat Pornprasert whose work revealed part of natural world we never seen before.
It makes me wonder: how many places like this still exist in Thailand, beautiful and unseen?

Small Town Si Sa Ket book

Self-published illustration travel dairy book
Format: A5, 60 pages
Status: 40+ book sold

Small Town Si Sa Ket is a watercolor art book inspired by a personal journey from Bangkok to Si Sa Ket, a province in northeastern Thailand that may not be known as a major tourist destination, but holds a special place as the hometown of a close friend.

The trip started from a spontaneous train ticket purchased for a weekend getaway, the book became a gentle reflection on slowing down, recovering from work burnout, and finding comfort through friendship. Through watercolor illustrations and personal storytelling, the book captures the beauty hidden in everyday moments such as peaceful gardens, cozy cafés, local food, and simple places that unexpectedly nourish the soul.

Rather than showcasing famous landmarks, Small Town Si Sa Ket celebrates the quiet charm of ordinary life and reminds us that healing can often be found in the places we least expect.

Book Preview: https://online.fliphtml5.com/mrjrf/ohvw/?autoplay=1&auto_play=true&fbclid=IwY2xjawTD-o5leHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZBAyMjIwMzkxNzg4MjAwODkyAAEest_LQBAGApq67N6xzBLCI87hrKe8WKwl4OpbmQiUZbCdID2XeUpqvu2juDk_aem_FZ9YU8THq7dPy0Pe948H6A

Si Sa Ket Delicious Food Stickers

4-5 cm PVC die-cut stickers from original watercolor illustration.
The illustrations are also part of Small Town Si Sa Ket book.

Blooming Year Sticker

Watercolor illustrations A5 sticker sheet.
This is a collection of flowers that bloom throughout the year in Thailand. I made this sticker so that we can observe what is blooming around us at different time of the year and be more appreciative of the beauty in our lives.
Flowers included here ranges from very easy to find to difficult and rare to certain province in Thailand, for example, Tabebuia rosea(ชมพูพันทิพย์) can be found across streets during February to March, while Murdannia giganteum(ต้นหงอนนาค) can be found in high north east mountain such as Phu Soi Dao National Park during August.