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NANPED’s Everyday: Your New Favorite Way to Chat
Meet NANPED, the creative genius bringing pure joy to your screens with their adorable character designs. If you love soft aesthetics and cute doodles, this collection is designed just for you.
NANPED has mastered the art of digital self-expression, carving out a unique space in the digital assets world. By combining sweet, hand-drawn illustrations with universally relatable daily emotions, they turn ordinary text messages into heartwarming visual moments.
NANPED’s Everyday – 31451
NANPED is with you every day.
- Title : NANPED’s Everyday
- Price : Paid
- Type : Static
- Region : Thailand
- Link : line://shop/detail/31451
- Publisher : NANPED
- Copyright : NANPED
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Meet the Fluffy-Haired Star of the Show
This delightful sticker pack features a cute girl with fluffy white curly hair, dressed in a simple yellow outfit. With four images per row across ten rows, there are forty unique expressions to explore. The captions are written in Thai, offering a wonderful blend of cute slang and warm everyday phrases.
Row-by-Row Expression Guide
The first row features friendly greetings: peeking over a wall with Sawasdee (Hello), a polite wai gesture for Khob khun na (Thank you), a downcast face for Kho thot (Sorry), and waving goodbye for Bye bye.
The second row brings positive vibes: giving an OK sign for Okay loei (Totally okay), double peace signs for Su su (Keep fighting), peeking around a corner for Pen yang ngai bang? (How are you?), and holding pouted cheeks for Itcha ver (So jealous).
The third row covers shy moments: twiddling fingers for Khern loei (Blushing), a guilty posture for Roo suek phid laew (I feel bad), resting her chin on her hand for Ro yoo na (Waiting), and a shaking face for Na klua (Scary).
The fourth row shows raw feelings: steam coming from her head to show anger, crying streams of tears for Sia jai (Sad), and holding up signs reading YES! and NO!.
The fifth row keeps things fun: cheering with raised arms for Sanook mak! (So much fun!), holding a bright sunflower for Mee khwam sook (Happy), wiping sweat for Long ok! (Relieved), and a puzzled face with question marks for confusion.
The sixth row shares support: giving thumbs-up gestures for Tham dee mak (Well done) and Keng mak (Very good), jumping high for Yay yay, and holding a sign saying Thoe tham dai (You can do it).
The seventh row showcases deep sentiments: hands on her heart for Pra thap jai (Impressed), sitting sadly on the floor for Phid wang (Disappointed), a cute yellow cupcake under a spotlight, and a shocked face with hands on her cheeks for Oh my god!.
The eighth row is all about heart: standing blankly for Choei choei na (Indifferent), sparkly eyes for Tuen ten (Excited), hugging a giant red heart for Rak na (Love you), and a nervous hand on her chest for Tham jai paep (Give me a sec).
The ninth row gets active: arms on her hips for Krot laew na (Angry now), hands on her head for Puat hua (Headache), a fist pump for Phrom su! (Ready to fight), and running fast for Kam lang pai na (On my way).
The tenth row winds down: wrapped in a cozy yellow blanket for Mai sabai (Sick), sighing out steam for Heorrrr (Sigh), sleeping on a giant star for Fan dee na (Good night), and meditating peacefully for Kho tham samathi paep (Let me meditate).
Artistry and Copyright Pride
Publishers like NANPED put immense love into designing stickers that connect people. Protecting their copyright ensures these talented artists can keep creating adorable digital assets. When you use these official designs, you directly support their creative journey.
