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In a delightful clash of worlds, *Paint with Love* brings together Phab, a free-spirited abstract painter who lives for the moment, and Maze, a meticulous and money-driven media agency owner who plans every second. After a disastrous wedding job leaves Phab in debt, he's forced to work at Maze's company to pay off his dues. What unfolds is a beautifully messy workplace romance fueled by bickering, misunderstood glances, and the slow realization that opposites don't just attract—they complete each other. Beyond the central couple, the series blooms with vibrant supporting characters, including Phab's quirky menagerie of pets (a lizard, a cockroach, and a chicken with an identity crisis) and a charming side romance between a sensitive actor and a mysterious celebrity. With stunning art direction that uses painting as an emotional metaphor, *Paint with Love* is a heartwarming and funny exploration of two people learning to let go of control and embrace vulnerability, making it a refreshingly mature addition to Thai BL.

Not Pongsatorn Thongjaroen

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Peed Panchapong Kongkanoi

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Seh Thanaporn Phetcharas

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Sukapinya Titasamanont

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Nakorn Phopairoj

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miti

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Tae Darvid Kreepolrerk

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Singto Prachaya Ruangroj

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Yoon Phusanu Wongsavanischakorn

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Soodyacht Patsit Permpoonsavat

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Dada Warinda Damrongphol

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Maengmum Tanshi Bumrungkit

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E01

Paint with Love Episode 1

Season 1 · Nov 26, 2021

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E02

Paint with Love Episode 2

Season 1 · Dec 03, 2021

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E03

Paint with Love Episode 3

Season 1 · Dec 10, 2021

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E04

Paint with Love Episode 4

Season 1 · Dec 17, 2021

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E05

Paint with Love Episode 5

Season 1 · Dec 24, 2021

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E06

Paint with Love Episode 6

Season 1 · Dec 31, 2021

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E07

Paint with Love Episode 7

Season 1 · Jan 07, 2022

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E08

Paint with Love Episode 8

Season 1 · Jan 14, 2022

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E09

Paint with Love Episode 9

Season 1 · Jan 21, 2022

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E10

Paint with Love Episode 10

Season 1 · Jan 28, 2022

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E11

Paint with Love Episode 11

Season 1 · Feb 04, 2022

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E12

Paint with Love Episode 12

Season 1 · Feb 11, 2022

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moonlight_romantic

April 12, 2025

9/10

I absolutely melted watching Maze and Phap slowly fall for each other. Singto's guarded CEO and Tae's bubbly artist had this incredible push-pull that felt so real. Every time Phap brought a snack to Maze's office or Maze softened just a little, I squealed. The rooftop kiss scene? Perfection. This is the kind of slow-burn that rewards patient viewers with deep emotional payoff.

logic_over_fluff

June 8, 2025

6/10

I wanted to love this because Singto is a gem, but the writing held everything back. The same misunderstanding about Maze and Nueng dragged on for episodes with no communication—these are supposed to be adults! Maze's character felt like three different people depending on the scene, and the resolution was rushed. I watched for the cast, not the plot. Still, there are some genuinely funny moments that saved it from being a total slog.

frame_by_frame_fan

March 2, 2025

8/10

sidecouple_stan

July 19, 2025

7/10

Honestly, Tharn and Nueng stole the show for me. Yacht's portrayal of a sensitive, secretly pining actor was so nuanced—I felt every longing glance. Nueng's mystery kept me guessing, even if his antagonism toward Phap felt a bit forced. Their romance had less screen time but more emotional weight. I wish the series had devoted more episodes to them instead of recycling the main couple's jealousy plot. Still, a solid side story.

sociology_in_bl

February 14, 2026

5/10

I really wanted to enjoy this adult workplace romance, but the depiction of the female manager Pookky's downfall was deeply troubling. The characters physically assault her and then manipulate social media to paint themselves as heroes—with Maze orchestrating it. No one faces consequences, and the show frames it as justified because she was 'bad.' For a series that otherwise avoids toxic tropes, this scene felt gratuitous and sends a harmful message about vigilante justice and violence against women.