Abdallah Adam Cut Out Stop Motion
This is a cut stop motion I did interviewing a Sudani migrant worker called Abdallah Adam
Portal Kinetic Typography
A small motion graphics project I had in animating the word.
I used portal, inspired by the Portal game!
The Arabic Numerals Lesson
While I was in Istanbul last year for the ISType conference, I got to sit with the organizers and the typographers that gave lectures in that conference. During one dinner, I was in a discussion with one of the organizers who is Italian about the involvement of numerals in type and I explained to him of the origin of Arabic numerals (0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9)
It was something geometrical depending on the number of angles formed by the lines, these lines were later on shaped to become the numerals we use today.
Here is a scan of the tissue I used to discuss with the organizer. He sent this to me not long ago. It truly is amazing.
It was something geometrical depending on the number of angles formed by the lines, these lines were later on shaped to become the numerals we use today.
Here is a scan of the tissue I used to discuss with the organizer. He sent this to me not long ago. It truly is amazing.
MENAXLDS 2013
I was the only designer of MENAXLDS 2013 (Middle East and North Africa Exchange and Leadership Development Seminars)
This is by far from the biggest and best projects I have handled.
It wasn't easy, but I pulled it off all by myself.
I did it also at the end of a depression phase, so it was with the help of some friends which I can not be more grateful to have.
Delegate Mailers
These were used to inform the delegates more details of the Congress Committee, the Facilitators, the venue of the conference, etc. I used a common template for all which is based on the 3 alphabets used for the logo.
This is by far from the biggest and best projects I have handled.
It wasn't easy, but I pulled it off all by myself.
I did it also at the end of a depression phase, so it was with the help of some friends which I can not be more grateful to have.
The logo.
For an overall identity, I wanted to capture the multicultural history of Lebanon in order to represent the true face of Lebanon, so I made the logo built of Arabic, Latin, and Phoenician letters overlapped into a circle. Later on I added a symbol relating to the Lebanese Cedar (Cedrus Libani)
Study Tour Posters
Study tours were made before and after the conference, to show all of these locations and explain all the details of the tours was to go minimalistic in the design with a proper grid layoutDelegate Mailers
These were used to inform the delegates more details of the Congress Committee, the Facilitators, the venue of the conference, etc. I used a common template for all which is based on the 3 alphabets used for the logo.
A friend's gift, better late than never
When I was in Colombia, part of my job was to illustrate animals for a calendar I was doing for the company. When I was out one day with my friends, my Puerto Rican friend asked for an illustration of the National frog of Puerto Rico which is the Coqui frog and I promised her that she would get it.
I went back to Lebanon but didn't forget my promise. So I drew her a coqui and I mailed with a postcard to Puerto Rico 2 weeks before Christmas supposedly it will reach her on Christmas, or if delayed it will reach her on New Year's.
Time passed and I didn't get a reply from her, I even asked her if she got something in the mail, nothing. Until the 15th of February! It took her about 2 months to receive my gift by mail! Anyways, it turned out to be a Valentine's day gift! Not necessarily as a romantic gift but as a friendship gift which is in a way kind of a save for the purpose of the gift.
Here is a photo of the illustration and the postcard she sent me from Puerto Rico.
I went back to Lebanon but didn't forget my promise. So I drew her a coqui and I mailed with a postcard to Puerto Rico 2 weeks before Christmas supposedly it will reach her on Christmas, or if delayed it will reach her on New Year's.
Time passed and I didn't get a reply from her, I even asked her if she got something in the mail, nothing. Until the 15th of February! It took her about 2 months to receive my gift by mail! Anyways, it turned out to be a Valentine's day gift! Not necessarily as a romantic gift but as a friendship gift which is in a way kind of a save for the purpose of the gift.
Here is a photo of the illustration and the postcard she sent me from Puerto Rico.
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