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ខ្មែរកាហ្វេ

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Logo & WordmarkKhmer LetteringPackagingMerchandiseSignage

មួយសញ្ញា ច្រើនផ្ទៃ · One mark, many surfaces

The Khmer Coffee identity laid out on paper across a bag, cloth, cup and notebook

The emblem foiled in gold onto a dark coffee bag, mug and bamboo tumbler

The emblem applied large across the wall of the cafe itself

01 / 03 On paper On the bag In the store

នៅភ្នំពេញ

Then it left my screen. A counter somewhere in Cambodia, a plastic cup, and a queue of people who will never know a designer was involved. That is the part I work for.

In use — the cups, the bags, the shop

Customers waiting at the cafe counter beside the branded packaging — Customers, not mockups

The hardest brief I have drawn. I turned a Khmer temple spire into the steam coming off a cup, sat it on a lotus pedestal and wrapped it in kbach flame-work — all in one unbroken gold line, so it holds on foil, on embroidery, on a screen-print and on a cheap plastic cup. I set the Khmer and the Latin at equal weight. Neither one is a translation of the other.

Client: Premium Khmer Coffee · ខ្មែរកាហ្វេ
Scope: Identity, packaging, merchandise
Line: Single-weight monoline, gold
Status: Live · Cambodia

ម្ហូបតាមផ្លូវ

Omega Street Food

Logo & WordmarkSignagePackagingUniform

Brush,
not type

01 / 04

The Omega storefront: an illuminated fascia sign above an orange scalloped awning

Up on the street

02 / 04

The Omega mark printed on a brown paper takeaway bag

Into your hand

03 / 04

Onto the cook

04 / 04

Everywhere else in here my line is exact. On this one I broke it on purpose. I dragged the letters with a brush and left them rough and slightly out of register — a sign painted fast, because the food is fast — then locked the whole thing inside a hard orange keyline so it still reads from across the street. Loud takes discipline.

Client: Omega Street Food
Scope: Identity, signage, packaging, uniform
Line: Brush, uneven by design
Palette: Orange · Charcoal · Kraft

សារ៉ា ប្លូសឹម

Sara Blossom

Logo & MonogramPackagingStationeryKhmer Lettering

I wanted a monogram that opens
like the flower it is made of.

ស្នាដៃ · ០៣

Serum, cream and face mist on a stone bathroom shelf beside a lit candle

The mark blind-debossed in rose gold on blush leather

Sara Blossom emblem: a peony and foliage growing through an interlocked S and B monogram, in rose gold

Up close

លម្អិត

Close-up of the rose and brush mark debossed into blush leather, catching raking light — Blind deboss — blush leather

Close-up of the serum bottle and cream jar, both carrying the monogram at small size — At 9 mm — the label test

The monogram foiled on textured paper beside a white peony — Foil on textured stock

Two perfume bottles carrying the S B monogram on a dark chocolate ground — Fragrance — S · B

The mark letterpressed into deckle-edged handmade paper with a rose gold fountain pen — Letterpress — deckle edge

The mark on blush marble with fine botanical corner ornaments — Marble — corner botanicals

A loose powder jar with a laser-engraved wooden lid — Engraved beech lid

A linen-bound notebook with the mark printed on the cover — Linen notebook

A tan leather cosmetic pouch stamped with the mark — Leather pouch

A hand-tied gift parcel with a swing tag carrying the mark — Swing tag & twine

A peony, a leaf and an interlocked S · B, drawn as one continuous rose-gold contour. That single line is what lets me foil it, deboss it into leather, or drop it to 9 mm on the shoulder of a dropper bottle without losing a petal. I set the Khmer name at the same weight as the Latin — this is a Cambodian brand, and its own script is never the small print.

Client: Sara Blossom · សារ៉ា ប្លូសឹម
Scope: Identity, packaging, stationery
Line: Rose gold — foil & deboss
Register: Soft luxury, botanical

ថែរក្សាស្បែក

H Skincare

Logo & WordmarkSignageUniformInterior Graphics

Bring the light

Move your cursor across the tableScroll — the light follows you down

The mark

The mark in brushed metal on the slatted timber wall behind a clinic reception desk

A clinician in a pale blue polo shirt embroidered with the mark

One line,
one faceBeauty & Laser

A clinic does not need to shout, so I did not. One unbroken line draws a profile and then becomes the H — no illustration, no gradient, no second idea. After that I let the materials talk: brushed metal, deboss, thread, light. It is the quietest thing I have made and probably the most confident.

Client: H Skincare — Beauty & Laser
Scope: Identity, signage, uniform, interior
Line: Single continuous contour
Palette: Steel · Slate · Pale blue

ហាងនំបុ័ង

Park Ave Bagelry

Logo & BadgeStorefrontSignageSticker

Drawn as a sticker
before it was
ever a logo

The badge mounted large above a green shopfront and repeated as a window decal below — Storefront — Park Avenue

The badge as a die-cut sticker applied to black marble — Die-cut on marble

The badge over a bakery display case full of bagels — Case decal

I keylined every element — the skyline, the slab lettering, the bagel, the border, and the border around the border — because it was built to be cut out. I drew the die-line first and grew the composition inward from it. It is the one piece here I let be funny, and the humour is doing real work: you will remember which bagel shop this is.

Client: Park Ave Bagelry
Scope: Badge, storefront, decals, sticker
Line: Keyline, built to a die-cut
Palette: Forest · Cream · Cocoa

ខ្លាឃ្មុំម្តាយ

MaMa Bear

Logo & CharacterLabelSignageSticker

One arm around a smaller bear.
That was the whole brief,
and it is the whole logo.

The MaMa Bear mark inside a round illuminated projecting sign on a white wall — Lightbox — projecting sign

Two die-cut MaMa Bear stickers, one with a peeled corner — Stickers — one corner lifted

The mark applied as a decal to a shopfront glass window — Window decal

Soft is harder than it looks — there is nowhere to hide. One stroke weight, flat colour, no shading, four warm tans. I drew it to hold up shrunk onto a bottle label and to not fall apart blown up into a lit sign. Nothing here is trying to be clever. It only has to feel like being looked after.

Client: MaMa Bear
Scope: Identity, labels, signage, stickers
Line: Uniform stroke, flat fills
Palette: Four tans, one sky

Portrait of Sophea Ton, head tilted back into a circle of warm light on a dark wall

“I love Jesus and my family. My goal is to have a happy family.”

Sophea Ton — in his own words

I am not an artist with a manifesto. I am the person a small business calls when it needs a face.

Six clients, six worlds that look nothing alike — gold temple line-work, a brush-dragged street sign, a rose-gold peony, a single-stroke clinical profile, an American die-cut badge, a bear holding her cub. What runs underneath all of them is the same three things: one continuous line, symmetry about a vertical axis, and Khmer and Latin treated as equals.

I work as M K T Design out of Phnom Penh and trained at ACT, the Academy of Careers and Technology. Plainly: I work to your brief, I have been doing this for several years, and I can make most of what a business needs printed, hung, worn or wrapped.

Portrait of Sophea Ton against a deep red backdrop in a black shirt — ភ្នំពេញ

Sophea Ton on concrete steps in black streetwear and wraparound sunglasses — Off duty

What I can make

សេវាកម្ម

Logoនិមិត្តសញ្ញា

Name Cardនាមប័ណ្ណ

Invoice & Billវិក្កយបត្រ

X-StandRoll-up

Bannerផ្ទាំងយីហោ

Posterផ្ទាំងរូបភាព

Menuម៉ឺនុយ

StickerDie-cut

Flyerខិតប័ណ្ណ

Cover PagePrint & social

T-Shirtអាវយឺត

PackagingBag · Box · Label

ទំនាក់ទំនង

Let's make
something

Tell me what it goes on — a door, a bag, a shirt, a cup — and I will draw the line that has to survive all of them. Telegram is the fastest way to reach me.

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Sophea Ton · M K T Design ភ្នំពេញ · ព្រះរាជាណាចក្រកម្ពុជា Phnom Penh, Cambodia Made with love by tonle.co

Sophea Ton

ស្នាដៃSix signs,
six businesses

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