Southeast Asia Magnets

A city in Timor-Leste.

Love for Philippines

A city in the beautiful province of Bohol, located in Visayas.

The capital city of Vietnam.

A city in Mindanao Philippines.

Set sail to the breathtaking landscapes of Thailand with this vibrant travel sticker design! Whether you're a globe-trotter or a dreamer, add a touch of tropical paradise to your collection. Ideal for Teepublic shirts, bags, and mugs, this piece will whisk you away to Southeast Asian wonders.

This "Brunei Streetscape Vintage Travel Art Poster" is the perfect addition to any home or office, capturing the beauty of the Southeast Asian country's urban landscapes. The retro design and vintage aesthetic transport viewers to a different time, highlighting the unique architecture and cultural heritage of Brunei. This poster is perfect for travel enthusiasts, history buffs, and anyone who appreciates beautiful art and design.

This "Burma Vintage Travel Art Poster" is the perfect way to add a touch of nostalgia to any space. The retro design captures the beauty and charm of the Southeast Asian country, highlighting its unique architecture, culture and heritage. The vintage aesthetic transports viewers to a different time, making it perfect for travel enthusiasts, history buffs, and anyone who appreciates beautiful art and design. This poster is also a great way to show your love for Myanmar and it's rich cultural heritage.

A city in Indonesia.

A city in Indonesia.

A city in Indonesia.

A country in Southeast Asia.

A city in Visayas, Philippines.

A city in Cambodia.

Love for Singapore

The capital city of Laos.

This design features a black sun with a Philippine flag in the center, a tribute to the Filipino people and their culture. It is a great way to show your pride and support for the Philippines.

A city in Thailand.

A city in Cambodia.

A country in Southeast Asia.

Celebrate Malaysia Day on 16 September to commemorate the formation of the Federation of Malaysia in 1963 which include Singapore. However, Singapore left the federation two years later to become an independent country.

Love for Thailand

This image was captured near the top of the Baphuon Temple. At 34 metres high, getting to the top of the temple is a bit of a challenge. It's not that the 34 metres are excessive, it's the incredibly steep, very wide, and very well worn stone staircases that causes the trepidation. You have nothing but your fingernails to hold you in place, Those stone steps had, no doubt, witnessed millions of feet and so were not as flat as they once had been. The descent was best navigated by going down backwards. Back to the image, which depicts the wonderful columns and arches that adorn the top of the 2nd tier of the temple. With the temple being roughly square, these columns went around each side, with the remains of an old tower in the middle...

This is an image of an archway within the grounds of the Temple of Literature (Văn Miếu – Quốc Tử Giám), in Hanoi, Vietnam. Archways such as this allow you to walk from one courtyard to another within the grounds. The temple was established in 1070 with academic learning at the forefront. What I love about the image is the simple architectural style reflected in the archway and the way it frames the gardens beyond.

Immerse yourself in the timeless charm of Vietnam with this vintage-inspired retro souvenir, a nostalgic ode to the country's rich culture, lush landscapes, and vibrant history.

Tarsier, Bohol, Philippines

The capital city of Brunei.

A province in the Philippines located in Mindanao.

A city in Cambodia.

A province in Philippines located in Luzon.

A city in Cambodia.

This is a gopura, or gopuram, located near the Phimeanakas Temple in Angkor Thom, which is very close to Siem Reap in Cambodia. Gopura, of this kind, were typically located at the edge of the grounds of medieval Hindu temples, where they acted as the entrance to the grounds. The Phimeanakas Temple dates from the 10th century, so this gopura may be of a similar age. We look at these incredibly old structures where just the stonework remains. They must surely have had many embellishments during their heydays. But even today, they stand as noble structures, which is what I wanted to capture.

The Angkor Archaeological Park,near Siem Reap, Cambodia, is home to many temples and other structures. This image is of the Banteay Kdei temple, a Buddhist temple that dates back to 12th century. When capturing this image, I was really drawn to the weathering on the sandstone and the resulting wonderful warm tones.

This is an image of just a few of the many, ninety-one, stupas (chedis) within the Wat Pho temple complex. These stupas are incredibly ornate with porcelain pieces embedded around their surfaces in very intricate patterns, each of which is topped by a small spire. I understand that at their simplest, stupas are a simple earthen mound that is faced with stones, but these take the art form to a new level. They are stunning.

Tarsier, Bohol, Philippines

While visiting Southeast Asia, I was really taken with the incredibly ornate roofs on the more distinct and culturally important buildings. While the roofs were wonderfully patterned with contrasting shades of orange, red, green, and other colours, the gable ends almost always had these sculpted end pieces, all coated in gold. I was told that the characters depicted snakes, but to me they looked like single-horned antelopes, but who am I to know. In capturing this image, I really liked the backdrop of the wonderful cloud formation beyond; the roof looked so proud against that backdrop and yet had a sense of peace.