Taking the first design concept forward, using a thai Symbol in replacement of the 'N', a subtle manipulation which allows a simplistic English/Thai connection. Taking the Symbol an adjusting it to fit the typeface provided for the logotype, also using musical representation such as the 'vinyl' as the symbol looks like a turntable 'Pin'.
Getting my peers criticism on the first development,
- Too much focus in the centre of the logotype
- Isn't Bold Enough
- Keep it simple with the 'Symbol' only
After using capitals I realised the typeface didn't look Thai enough, needed something sharp to convey the 'sharp Thai masks & Architecture' 
Finding a more suitable typeface which holds sharp/bold thai characteristics. Khong's style is known to be groovy so a tribe like typeface may be more ideal. Making further adjustments to the Thai Symbol to fit the thickness & style of the typeface, also adding an extension onto the Symbol to make it clearer of the two merged text/language
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