2Spot Communications

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2Spot Communications Co., Ltd.
Headquarters
Bangkok
,
Thailand
Key people
Kris Nalamlieng (CEO and Managing Director)
ProductsFashion
Accessories
Gifts
Entertainment
Website www.2spotstudio.com
2Spot store at Siam Square in Bangkok, Thailand 2Spot Siam Shop.jpg
2Spot store at Siam Square in Bangkok, Thailand

2Spot Communications (also known as 2Spot Studio) is a character-design company based in Thailand. 2Spot was founded in 2004 and is the first character studio in Thailand that combines character design, licensing, mobile applications, merchandising, and retail.[ citation needed ] Kris Nalamlieng, son of former Siam Cement CEO Chumpol NaLamlieng, is the managing director of 2Spot. [1] As of 2010, 2Spot has developed more than 20 characters sets, 1,000+ products, and 3,000+ digital content materials (i.e. mobile wallpapers and screensavers).

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2Spot Communications has been featured on numerous television programs including Bangkok Post's PostScript [2] and Thailand's Morning Talk TV. [3]

In April 2012, it has a now-defunct mobile app named ShopSpot only available to Apple iOS. It is unknown when it was shut down. [4]

History

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2007

2008

2Spot's P4 characters on 7-Eleven milk cartons 2Spot P4 7-Eleven Milk.jpg
2Spot's P4 characters on 7-Eleven milk cartons

2009

2010

Characters

2Spot has created over 200 characters,. [1] The four most popular ones are Biscuit, Bloody Bunny, P4, and Unsleep Sheep.

2Spot offers a full line of service for licensing partners, including product design, sourcing, packaging design and short animation development. 2Spot is currently exporting digital and promotional licenses in Asia, Europe, and America.

2Spot clients include FlyCell (USA), Kaga Electronics (Japan), ACE Communications (France), Zoobe (Germany), Moffy (HK), and Sony Ericsson (Thailand).

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