Tuesday, April 22, 2008

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

5 comments:

Aljoud said...

yaaay! lovely to see my work in the 3rd photo!! :D Got my copy of the book a few days back and was amazed by the amount of creativity it holds!! So inspiring, loved every bit of it. Congrats on being published too!!
Lovely website, btw. =)
Aljoud Lootah
www.niftee.ae

Diana Hawatmeh said...

Yeah its Great book!! wa akheran, we are proving to the world that Arab Graphic designers, and Arabic type is Great, and you could do some many creative things with itt..

I just sent you an email :)

thanxxxx

Aljoud said...

yeey I didnt get your email yet? =/

and yesss, its about time we prove ourselves in the ever-so-growing design industry :)

Diana Hawatmeh said...

i did send you to ur website email
is there another email
i was saying it would be nice ot meet you once iam back from the netherlands. ive been here for the past 2 months, i will be leaving end of May. I mean back to Dubai.

Anonymous said...

congrats hon!

-hayv kahraman