Archive for the 'omar' Category
Not a lot visually, but sure a lot about the people of Daftar; Daftaritians (or is it Daftarians?)
Diana makes no sense whatsoever, she doesn’t know why she does this to herself, she’s becoming an excellent individual in talking in patterns similar to her favourite books during chatting – which is, of course, a blessing. God save your ginger bread and snow Diana.

Najla applied to become a fashion photographer for a group of Penguins in Antartica. Why? Most probably after she decided to stalk the love of her life, the model 3essaam. She also got busy with Pasta and leaving Desert to visit homeland for Eid Al Ad7a and plans on having a very large amount of mammal meat, she’s done with Ciicii.
MoFa dast ist beingin Germanicfied and he informed us that he joined a cult in Germany, Poland and Netherlands where they believe that Bananas are actually unborn children. He said he’s going back to the mahroosa (Egypt), but I think he found his heart with the banana babies people. People (I swear I’m not included) are also spreading false rumours about him, which he’s not being a big fan of!

Omar believes he’s the Next Top Model and the best friend of: Gareth Pugh, Tyra Banks, Anna Fox, and of course Alison Goldfrapp. He also been clicking his friends’ anchor points a lot lately, and does not know if he’ll be deported back to Jordan on a boat or not.
NOW GO AWAY, we’ll be back – when we feel like it
(not really, we do have some material – I think *smiles with his eyes*)
I was experimenting with several geometrical shapes and I wanted to play on the variation of the sides added to give the 3D effect to basic two overlapping squares. It was a joy, and I am planning on making it into a little abstract booklet with each page having a random shape with a new faux-name in Arabic.
Karsh Akbar
Published September 19, 2008 arabic typography , collaboration , najla , omar , tajarob , video 1 CommentNajla worked on a tiny animation for Ramadan – after fixes and blemishes, we ended up with this one. Najla’s yummy (unconsumed) gatayef and my editing (Omar)! YAY
It says:
رمضان ضمان لكرش اكبر
which means: Ramadan is a guarantee to have a bigger belly

Amr Diab remixed
I was experimenting with Fedra Arabic font by Peter Bil’ak and Tarek Atrissi. I thought it has an interesting shape to it. Just a random general political message, against a silhouette of mine.
Along with the Oh-so-great designer and calligrapher Hussein Alazaat, I had yet another experience of a collage old skool poster that possibly makes no sense, but we both know she’s a rude woman!
shu el mawdoo3?
Published February 20, 2008 arabic typography , manipulation , omar , photography , tajarob Leave a Commentwith my good friend Lana :)



هويّة
identity
dug out photographs from random experiment, and purely manipulated on photoshop (no fractals, vectors…etc):



well I always used Microsoft Powerpoint and loved it, but I thought as a self-proclaimed illustrator it was very important to find my way around Adobe Illustrator. So yeah, here are 2 of my first experiments:

“Mush Goltellak Ma Tokel” which translates into “Didn’t I tell you Not to Eat?”

Hopefully I’m any good, I have to say I’m enjoying it yet I think it’s too ‘easy’ to get your illustration to look good – too facilitated I guess describes it best. With beautiful strokes, the way it automatically fixes little squiggles if your hand wasn’t so sturdy and stuff. But still, proud to be finally working with it ;)
foag el meyyeh ya 3nayyeh
Published January 24, 2008 arabic typography , blog , omar Leave a Commentsuch a bad de3ayeh, but it’s just to celebrate daftar tajreebi exceeding
the 100 views – wow in such short time :D
thanks to all the visitors, we’d love to hear your feedback so go ahead and comment!

no i dont! and no apostrophes included!
geometric shapes, primary colours and black background – my little joy in life. All the letters have the exact same width.


inta wahad harami
rim banna – malek [an arabic typography animation experiment]
Published January 22, 2008 arabic typography , omar , video 4 Commentsi love Arabic typography, and I love that song of Rim! (special thanks goes out to Hiba Judeh for reminding me of her music) I had to play with it :D
hope you guys like it!
old skool
Published January 19, 2008 arabic typography , illustration , omar , tajarob Leave a CommentI’m printing off random words, copying my deserted illustrations, scissors and glue. Then copy them again, and I get old-skool posters that are sort of hand-made. Well at least the layout and illustrations are…


from an ad of chandeliers









