"Lost in Translation" by Abeer Tahlak

Lamya Gargash. Presence

www.lamyagargash.com

Kustaa Saksi

http://www.kustaasaksi.com/

Le Semaine Prochaine " Guy in dress therapy " by Rhoda

fragiles, the art of porcelain, glass and ceramics

http://www.gestalten.com/fragiles

ArtToyz!!

I just bought my first artoyz today from a place in Amsterdam!.
Will take photos and post them soon, but here are some arttoyz from
http://www.artoyz.com

you could see a huge collection, i love artoyz!

Arabesque- Graphic Design from the Arab region and Persia

My work has been published recently in Arabesque - a book that features graphic design work from the Arab region and Iran. Work that deals mainly with Arabic Typography and Arabic Calligraphy.

The book features great work. I was really fascinated with the amount of talented Arabic and Iranian designers who has been doing a lot of great and inspiring work with Arabic typography and calligraphy. I personally think every designer and student should buy this book, it will help develop our type skills and allow us to think how to integrate Arabic type in a more interesting way in our personal or commercial work.

Editors: Ben Wittner, Sascha Thoma, Nicolas Bourquin
the book has been done by EPS 51 who also designed Talib Font, which I have featured before in the blog.

Please check out the book, and if you get the chance to buy it, trust me you will not regret it, its very inspiring. At last we are are proofing that there is so many interesting things you could do with Arabic type and calligraphy.

http://www.arabesque-graphics.com/main.html

i Love arabic calligraphy & Type!

i love arabic typography and calligraphy
there is just SO MUCH TO LEARN! and i personally think it is so damn intresting!!

Iam in Holland, the plan is to apply for school.. though i dont know if iam fully convinced that i should apply! the thing is, when you spend 3 years working it gets harder to make a decision to apply for school.. when you do a real experience, projects that you know it gets you somewhere! emmmm.. makes you wonder and ask yourself why do I need MA...

emmmmm... ok i know what i like, i like to work on Arabic type and Arabic based projects! meaning projects that focuses mainly on Arab culture, and focuses on showing the beauty of the Arab artistic elements.

I just personally think that Arabic Type and Calligraphy, is something beautiful..
In my training here at Tarek Atrissi studio, iam at last getting to work on projects that i seriously love... Alot of Arabic calligraphy work involved, looking alot at other peopls work, trying different kind of arabic type and calligraphy approaches... I would like to buy alot of books about arabic calligraphy, so much to look at and read..

Alot of them are in french though, blekh..i wish id understand... its a shame how there are little arabic published good books about calligraphy, and meanwhile youd buy arabic calligraphy great books published in french only...emmmmm makes me wonder..

well then i think again about the MA idea, if i do it.. itll be a good way to spend experimenting and exploring arabic type.. that is one of the things that keeps me attached to the idea of MA...

Pillowing!

http://itp.nyu.edu/~jyp243/jy/pillow.htm

this is very funny!!!! a good way to carry your pillow wherever you go!! office?? emmm meeting :D
Anywhere!! I will make fun of YOU! hehe! i really think its a clever idea!!

Specially the guy putting his head inside the washing machine!!! hilarious

Kollega

" KOLLEGA is a Copenhagen based designstudio established in 2007 by swedish graphic designers Emma Holmberg and Rebecca Larsson" http://www.kollegaworks.com/



i like their approach to typography. Specially the Cover for the Vagn Remme novel Rotterdam..
looking forward to see more of their work

Koshare men zaman!

Source : http://www.die-gestalten.de

" Designer: Wittner & Thoma
Release: January 2008

Talib is a hybridization of Latin and Arabic typographic forms. This font explores the experimental possibilities of merging the two distinct visual styles. The designers of eps51, Ben Wittner and Sascha Thoma, created Talib during their one-year stay in Cairo, Egypt. Influenced and inspired by their visually vibrant surroundings, the designers created this Latin font which instantly transforms your graphic language and gives it an Arabic look and feel. The font is available in three selling weights including Talib Old Style, Talib Mohandes Regular and Talib Kulkufi Rounded & Squared and we’re throwing in Talib Mohandes Fragment for free to those who buy the full family. " http://www.die-gestalten.de

www.eps51.com

White Drapes by Reem Al Ghaith

She lies down in the arms of her white drapes
as her days recall the folds around her muted skin
the scent, the smell all she remembers is as soft
as her brown fine hairlines crumple the Persian silk

She lies, she smiles as she set her timer
the alarm that awakens her from all things beautiful
her soft hands gather the drapes once and twice for warmth
as her mind sets between the feathers of reality

A breath, a melody that reveals
as the versus repeat
and the flashes race down
her veins, her existence
dreamingly it all begins once again

Her soul awakes as the drapes are carried away
and her silent figure forms
as the voices shatter
as figures dance to find an answer
and all she does is withstand,
cold and muted her eyes search for him

Her land, her beauty, her dreams
all of which he masters
him the tallest of them all
he raced with his arms to hold her
and yet he took so long
once and twice upon a time

She envisions beauty, faces, lives and mankind
all to amuse her and greet her as time flies
and of all she still waits
she awaits him
she awaits his volumes, his chapters, his words
but they are only empty to begin with

To begin her narrative
her story; her visions; her life
without him
she mustn’t

The drapes fall as a series of images
pleasant ones that pass through her mind with a sound
as her long fingers reach to store it away for the next day

Her windows open as the tender light hit her translucent features
her eyes glare as they behold the sequence of today in a reflection
a white ceiling; a tinted glass; a broken light bulb, her velvet curtains
of all she remembers
yet another dream of his existence.


"copyright© 2008 reem al ghaith
for the poem/ writting"

Jen Stark

I wish i was that patient to create such great work using paper cutouts and creating such great 3d sculpture work!!!

and the use of color, stunning!!!

http://www.jenstark.com/

businessssssssssssssssss card!!!!!

This business card for Canadian personal trainer Poul Nielsen is difficult to read until it is stretched!!

intrestinggggggggggggg!!! I love such materials!! its a great business card to hold when iam pissed offf... I'd just be stretching it like 100 times!! awesomeee!!

my work on t-shirt!

I was so excited today to go print one of my graphics on a t-shirt, and i really liked itttt!!!! I am planning to start printing my type work on t-shirtsss and see where it goes :)

what do guys think?

hehe funny picture i know!! i had to bend, for the shirt to stretch..

a sweet little treat!

id like to give you all those delicious gifts!
and the link is a secret :) so i will keepp posting more and more delicious looking cupcakessss

A KILLER i know
I wanttt :(

they are soo cuteeeee

harmen liemburg

harmen liemburg is a graphic designer/ printmaker based in Netherlands

he's style is very much inspired by japense graphics, and all the character designs on modern everyday consumergoods in Japan.. He uses alot screen printinggg! thats what i loveeeee and the layering he does is a killer!

"The physical elements (touch, smell, layering) of printed matter add a
disctinctive richness to the work. By doing most of the silkscreen prints
myself at Kees Maas' workshop/publishinghouse Interbellum, I'm free to experiment. " Harmen Liemburg

harmen gave lectures in Cal Arts, MCAD and other schooollsss

love his work, very experimental! I think american university of sharjah should invite Harmen! there are so many talented people out there, do something about it :)


http://www.harmenliemburg.nl

non format rules!!!!

i personally love non format, their type use oooooffff a killer!! one of the most intresting companiessss...u guys should check their work! apparently they published a book, so i thought u guys might be intrested.

Non-Format
Love Song

Authors: Kjell Ekhorn, Jon Forss / Non-Format
Language: English

Release: June 2007
Price: € 44,00 / $ 60,00 / £ 30,00
Format: 24 x 28 cm
Binding: 192 pages, full colour, hardcover
ISBN: 978-3-89955-185-3

Non-Format is a London-based design studio that has built a formidable international reputation with exceptional graphic design and illustrations that are strikingly innovative and fresh yet have a timelessness that goes beyond fleeting style trends.

This monograph presents the full spectrum of their work, which ranges from delicate drawings for album covers to riveting advertisements for Coke and Nike, as well as pristine graphic design for publications such as Varoom or the UK music magazine The Wire.

WEBSITE www.non-format.com/

type workshop

awwwwwwwwwwww!!!! iam so jealous!!!!!!!!!!!
i so want to be part of such an exploration! this site is awesome, for type lovers!!

i love how they start creating type from almost everything around them, check check!!

www.typeworkshop.com

Nja Mahdaoui at Meem Gallery

Nja Mahdaoui is a Tunisian visual artist and a calligrapher

Well, in his lecture, he was talking about how his art of calligraphy is not based on traditional calligraphy; he works on his art to make it look more global. If you pay attention to the calligraphy text he writes, his words don’t say anything specific. He concentrate to make his work more global, so people out there are not missing any information, and they would look at it as an artistic piece.

" It is the world of signs which is disturbed: no signification- explanation, nor any designation to trivialize a memorized thought. With its distance from the world; the sign offers a new visual opportunity of a presence - material synthesis, signal - temporal - global graphics. Nja Mahdaoui

www.nja-mahdaoui.com/
http://www.meem.ae/

Blouzaat

Jordan rocks!!! its all happening in my home country jordan, Blouzaat is a store that opened in Amman, Jordan. Four guys are behind this great work Ahmad Sabbagh and Mohammad Assaf from jordan, Michael and Falk from Germany.... Its about Urban Art, very experimental, Great illustrations!!!! oooff... stunning! I cant wait to be in Jordan and go check out the store in an area in Amman called Jabal Amman " Rainbow street!!" :) the t-shirt prints, are expressing daily life issues and they would play around with the idea and make it look sarcastic.

oh and i love the little wooden boxes in the store, i think the interior is v.simple yet has a great character.

go talent in jordan!!! make a difference!

many thanks Linda for the photos :)
http://www.blouzaat.com/

reem al ghaith

Reem is an Emirate graphic designer and poet, based in Dubai. She is currently studying at the American University of Sharjah, BA in Visual Communication. She is submitting one of her Photography projects to ibda and i personally think this project, should be out there in museums in Dubai and other countries, go girl make it happen.

" its a series, a narritive of a girl trapped within a frame and is held back by her traditions... and is further jxtaposed by the new modern landscape to empahsize the struggle... " Reem Al Ghaith

the first image is my favourite, stunning!!!!!!!!! great work, full of words, anger, memory, might be happiness who knows.. just makes you wonder. love it!!

Well Ibda is a big event that gather great designers from all over the world in the Dubai. to know more about it
http://www.ibdaa-awards.ae/

Reem i would love to post some of your poems :) , hopefully soon.

Lets all support Reem and wish her best of luckk :)

you could contact reem at
ralghaith@gmail.com

Reham Ibrahim

A sister a friend a great fashion designer!! She started her fashion brand " Toksic" a year back and since then she has been successfully working on making it all happen. She has been selling her work since then at boutiques in Dubai ( Amzan, Cube, etc..) I just love how she combines different material together, the Bright fun colors adds great character to the style. Her personality is very much reflected in her designs, and I personally believe a designer always reflect his personality and style on his work. I would like to share little paragraph I copied from her website .. and Ofcourse without the support and help of her great mother she wouldn’t have made her dream happen.

"toksic is strictly high street fashion. it's about women expressing their individuality through the way they dress up, their behavior and their attitude. it’s about personality, character and self-expression. being unique, confident and courageous. dressing up in bold colors and loud prints. getting attention. getting the killer-look; the look that "kills". " Reham Ibrahim



check more of her pieces and desgins at
http://www.toksicdress.com

Salem Kamal Salem

Salem kamal studied with me at the American University of Sharjah, holding a BA in graphic design and currently works at creative intelligence, an international branding consultancy based in Dubai. Back in school, he always enjoyed involving characters with power, as you see in his work. I like his printmaking work, always bussy and there is always something going on in the background. He is so into japanese illustrationss...Well, c'mon salem you should keep working on ur character design, who knows maybe you could publish a book with all ur designs one day :)

oh and his water color work is awesome, he's really good at paying attention to details.

to see more of salem work, you could contact him at
salem_ks_ali@hotmail.com

Omar Al-Zo'bi

I thought i'd share Omar work with you guys, I love his illustrations!! very special style, a great artist from my home town Salt - jordan currently doing his BA in London. I would recommend you all check out his website!! i just love his layout, and the work he has, got a great sense of humor, and the influence of the arab culture on his art, great inspiration for me :)

will be great to meet you in jordan.

His website
www.omernos.com/

Nada Jaffal

my friend Omar Al Zoubi, showed me Nadas work, she designed this project for the end of her year show at the university of Jordan, which i suppose was three years bacck. I really enjoyed looking at her work, and the way she played around with the words of our country jordan. Very intresting Nada, keep it up, looking forward to meet you in jordan.

well Omar gave me the permission to post your work :) i was so much in love with it.

oh and i would love to wear one of ur earrings!! my jordanian talkative earrings:)

to see more of nadas work
http://krootco.vox.com/library/photos/

(Electronic & Analogue Patterns), signed & personalised

Neubau Modul (Electronic & Analogue Patterns), signed & personalised
Numbered Edition of 1st edition 2007 - (limited 100 PCS)

Containing
1xNB7050™ (Bonus Typeface)
1xNB-Modulmeter™
1xDVD including 2031 NB-Patterns (Royalty Free!)
Compatible with Macintosh & Windows, Adobe CS™ & NeubauWelt™

Synopsis

Neubau Modul is a practical tool that provides designers with over 2,000 editable and infinitely repeatable patterns. As with Neubau Welt, all of the work shown in this book can also be found as Adobe Illustrator and bitmap files on an included DVD that can be used on any platform. The DVD also contains the entire digital collection of patterns as a practical Swatch Library, enabling designers to immediately put them to use in any project in Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator.
Kat.Nr.: NBM-S, signed
Offset Print, full colour, signed and numbered edition, 1/2007

Format: 240x280MM
Pages: 304 PP + DVD
Colours: Panotne 804, Pantone 805, Pantone 810, Pantone 812,
Pantone 814, Pantone Black
Quantity: 100 PCS
Availability: positive

http://www.neubauladen.com/product/1359/0/24

Wissam Shawkat

Born in Iraq, Basra City 1974, started practicing calligraphy in 1984, when the primary school teacher Mr. Muhammad Ridha Suhail and his parents guided and encouraged him. and since that he became passionate to the art of Arabic calligraphy till he started his career as a professional calligrapher and graphic designer in 1990. After his graduation from the Civil Engineering Department from Basra University in 1996 he carried on self-taught by closely observing and studying the calligraphy of the masters of this art in Turkey like Sami Efindi, Mohammed Nazif, Hamid Al Amadi and Halim Efindi.

Since the beginning he believe in paying attention to every detail to produce a high quality calligraphy art works, his last achievements is winning Al Burda prize for the international calligraphy competition in Abu Dhabi 2007.

Participated in many local and international competitions and exhibitions. Winner of the Baghdad International calligraphy Festival commendation prize in 1998, the Iraq calligraphy Society prize in Baghdad, 2002. Commendation prize of the International calligraphy Competition (IRCICA) in Istanbul, 2002. 3rd place award at the International calligraphy Competition (IRCICA) in Istanbul, 2005. First prize winner of the Visual & Audible- Arabic calligraphy Exhibition, season 6 in Sharjah- UAE, 2003. 3rd place award in Jally Thuluth style, at the Al-Baraka Turk Bank calligraphy Competition in Istanbul, Turkey, 2005. Participant in various group exhibitions locally and internationally; “Nasamat Min Baghdad” in Saint-Angelo, Italy 2000, the “Visual & Audible” calligraphy exhibition in Sharjah, UAE 2001, 2002 and 2003. Also in the Dubai International calligraphy Exhibitions, 2004, 2005 and 2007.

Member of the preparation committees of several international calligraphy functions and events, like the Sharjah 1st and 2nd calligraphy Forums in 2005 and 2006 and the Dubai International calligraphy Exhibition- 2005. Member of judging committee of the Al-Owais Contest of Arabic calligraphy. Regularly contributing with articles on Arabic calligraphy in the specialized Quarterly “Hroof Arabiya”. He designed many cover-titles and logos for books, magazines and newspapers. Contributed many unique pieces of calligraphy to personal collections around the world. And his last works is the calligraphy and design of the Mashq in the “ Jally Thuluth Style” on the front of the Cultural and Scientific Association Building in Dubai, Mr. Majid Al Futtaim Mosque in Dubai, Abu Hail area, and the wall graphics and hordings at the DIFC (Dubai International Financial Centre).

In addition to active involvement in the local and international art societies, currently working as a senior designer, with focus on brand identity design and Arabic typography design with Global Branding and Advertising Agencies.

email: wissam74@eim.ae

typography class with Dirk Van Wyk

i miss our days with prof. van wyk...he was one of the professor who kept on challenging us to creative work, and keep exploring the idea to the extreme. those are some student work from our typography class with him, the class was based on handmade typography and not digital work....he use to give us words that we had to express through the use type and different mediums..

you could see his work at
http://www.makedovisibles.com/Home.html

rhoda azizoghly

thats my friends work rhoda, she's a designer/painter. she has alot of other paintings that she is currently working on. i would love to post more of her work, but i only got the chance to show one for now..

love her style in drawing her characters, and her combination of ideas.. Would love to show her printmaking work back in school..emm maybe soon.. yala lets do something togther!

if anyone is intrested to see more of her work, or would like to contact rhoda.

her email is martha_pisano@hotmail.com

Pierre Marie +

emmmmmm... a designer i guess based in france, doesnt say much on the website..but style is perfecto! i likee...you guys
should see his work...

http://pierremarie.fr/

Triplettes de Belleville

one of our prof back in uni, showed us this animation.. Directed and written by Sylvain Chomet..he did a great job in designing the ugly charcters and the whole story.. Plot outline: "When her grandson is kidnapped during the Tour de France, Madame Souza and her beloved pooch Bruno team up with the Belleville Sisters--an aged song-and-dance team from the days of Fred Astaire--to rescue him"

i love how the their house window was right next to the train station, and whenever a train passess their dog would put his head out the window and would enjoy the speed of the train and the sound..oh and i love it when they decide to have frogs for lunch!! funny! and oh i also enjoyed seeing them playing music using objects around them! amazingg..very special animation.

its like those japanese animation,the story and the whole character design is fascinating..i would recommend you buy buy!! or rent rent!!

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0286244/combined

stanya kahn and harry dodge's lecture poster

"poster co-designed with collen corcoran,for stanya kahn and harry dodge's lecture."

http://juliemattei.wordpress.com/

i like the simplicity in this poster, and the two color combination...i like it when things dont have to match..i mean the combination of different letters togther.. hand made drawn letters, and i guess this is screen printing emmm?...

nikelleorellana!!

i came across this persons work, i like his/her style!

http://www.nikelleorellana.com

Floria Sigismondi

Floria Sigismondi is into film, video, photography and installations. Her style is very Surreal like. She uses mix media in her photography.. She worked with The White Stripes, David Bowie, The Cure, Leonard Cohen, Sigur Ros, Bjork...

welll those are snap shots of her recent book "Immune" Author: Floria Sigismondi, Editors: R. Klanten, M.Mischler

http://www.floriasigismondi.com

Surreal Photography

Tokyo based duo Zoren Gold and Minori's contemporary approach to surreal photography. They combine in their photography
illustration, graphic design, collage,etc.. I like how they experimental with fashion photography. I think fashion photographers should start doing something like this, combine some graphical elements within the real photography.. Very Dreamy like. I love!

http://www.mi-zo.com/

The Economist

http://www.economist.com/

I love the economist add, intresting. Thats the kind of adds we should be looking for here in the UAE, more graphical add not based so much on photography. also graphics could do wonders.

Experimental Design - Martin Venezky

why does everything have to be in order? why do we always have to follow rules????? why cant we just do things out of the blues?? EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN is the answer for designers out there to get more creative, to start doing things without worrying so much about the results, trust me it'll give you great results.

here is some of pargraphs, from an interview with martin venezky.... hey Abeer i think ive seen his book once with you, thats how i got to know about him, i think it was reems book.


"SU: Many would call your approach "experimental." Do you believe this is a fair appraisal?

MV: The term “experimental” is often used as a code for unusable, weird, “crazy” or “going wild”. But I think that is a big misunderstanding, and something I try hard to correct in the classroom. When I teach an experimental class, I am quick to explain that experimentation is a methodology.


SU: What do you think is being implied by that?

MV: It suggests a circular set of steps: setting up an experiment, running the process, analyzing the results and then letting the results guide the next experiment. There is no external aesthetic to experimental work. It is as much about setting criteria and using them to analyze results as it is about the producing of the material. Far from “going wild”, it is a very rigorous exercise that allows a designer to confidently engage in work whose results are unpredictable. So, yes, I think that a lot of my work is experimental, but not in the ways that most define it. " SPEAK UP By : Silas Munro - interview with Martin Venezky August 1, 2005.


Link for the interview : http://www.underconsideration.com/speakup/interviews/venezky.html

and another link to martin venezky website is : http://www.appetiteengineers.com/

Alice at the mad tea party

i love tartx alice collection, sepcially scenes from the mad tea party.

"Visiting Tartx is like taking a stroll in the sepia toned, vintage styled, narrative world of classic
books and artists of old; a world when fairy tales were true stories, mermaids were swimming
buddies and omens foretold your future." - modish

http://www.tartx.com/

Studio Dumbar

one of my friends did his internship at Studio Dumbar in Holland - he had a great experience, loved it... After checking out their website, their work is Great man!! its one of the leading studios in Holland. Would love to work there.

http://www.studiodumbar.com

SMCS Graphic Identity by Experimental Jetset

Very simple approach, yet intresting.. You could always express the idea behind the project through type.

in the link you could know more about the project.
http://www.experimentaljetset.nl

A book of nonsense

back in uni, a friend got me a nonsense book by edward lear, since i was so into nonsense poems and things.. not everything have to make sense in this world!!

There was an Old Man in a boat
by Edward Lear

There was an Old Man in a boat,
Who said, "I'm afloat! I'm afloat!"
When they said, "No! you ain't!"
He was ready to faint,
That unhappy Old Man in a boat.

There was a Young Lady whose nose
by Edward Lear

There was a Young Lady whose nose,
Was so long that it reached to her toes;
So she hired an Old Lady,
Whose conduct was steady,
To carry that wonderful nose.

Series of posters using the neutral typeface

designers have gathered to design a series of posters using neutral typeface.

those series were designed by different designers: Susana Carvalho, Experimental Jetset, Dieter Glauser and Sebastian Pietsch, Bernd Grether, Daniel von Klipstein, Bernd Kuchenbeiser, Helmut Schmid and Daniel van der Velden.

Those posters are part of the graduation project (NEUTRALITY) of Kai Berau at the KABK, Royal Academy of Fine Arts, The Hague, Netherlands, 2005.

http://www.letterlabor.de
http://kaibernau.com/

Alex Bec

Alex bec is graphic designer/ art director / illustrator..

this is a project for the organization YCN, he did an exhibited live installation.

"I was comissioned to design and install an interactive installation on the them of 'Show Off'. I covered a 10m wall with 2,500 post-it's inviting the public to write what they wanted to show off about during the exhibition. By moving the post-its from the word 'Show' to 'Off' the piece was constantly altered by it's participants". alex bec

http://www.alexbec.com/

Made Thought

Made thought is a company based in London. Specialized in branding, printed matter, interactive design etc.

their work is neat. those are several limited edition posters that they have done for on going projects and gallery exhibitions.

http://www.madethought.com/

Hanna Werning and Åsa Westlund

wallpaper-posters and textile by Hanna Werning and asa westlund

House of Digmar

i just love the yellow with the metallic prints on it... pretty pretty!

http://www.houseofdagmar.com/

Nils Holger Moormann

another non-english website, didnt understand anything but loved what i was seeing. Maybe it is a furniture company or something.

isnt the chair idea great?? i'd buy one!

http://www.moormann.de/

Masoud Nejabati

Education: M.A. in Graphic Design University of Art, 1999

link http://www.typography.ir/nejabati.html

Alireza mostafazadeh ebrahimi

Education: B.A. in Graphic Design, Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Tehran, 1993 / M.A. in Illustration, Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Tehran, 1998

link http://www.typography.ir/mostafazadeh.html

jack crossing

http://www.jackcrossing.com

charles maze

http://www.tangocharlie.fr

toko

Toko was established in 2001 in the Netherlands, and is now operating out of Surry Hills,Sydney.
It is a multidisciplinary design studio with the emphasis on print design.

http://www.toko.nu

Sandra kassenaar

'It's amazing that a simple device like that still works. You link a colour to a political program,
people say 'this is ours now' and suddenly flags, t-shirts and scarves in that colour stand for
political beliefs and hopes. I'm always curious though; are we out of colours?' – Christoph Keller


http://www.sandrakassenaar.com/

stevenharrington

http://www.stevenharrington.com/site.html

my future house

i just love it, i came across this website today..I love the simplicity in it, the white walls..just everything

a great contrast, to live in a country with such great heritage and your house would be so modern.

well i dont know where this place is, couldnt understand the language. the link
http://www.lagerlings.se/index.jsp?homeId=220

kharoof

without our kharoof, we wouldnt have accomplished any work. it was our inspiration to go on in our lifeee..bla bla bla hehe...ok ok!! but this kharoof has celebrated everything with us (MSA) Eid, disease ( chickenpox) , been the king for sometime, had to let go of his sweet stuff...emm what else? haha..good times good times..

Odds!

for me they are oddss... specially the treee

Odds!

for me they are oddss... specially the treee

in and out there!

Great to be exposed to fashion shoots, those are few pictures I took at one of the fashion shoots at my old company.