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Arabic Font Specimen Book
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Here is an overview of our projects past, present and future.
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Book: khatt kufi & kaffiya
Typographic Matchmaking
This book is now available for ordering online from Nijhof & Lee and BIS Publishers.
Copyright©2007. Huda Smitshuijzen AbiFares Published by BIS Publishers, Amsterdam. 2007 ISBN 978-90-6369-124-0 As the world moves ...
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Arabic geometry in contemporary architecture
Traditionally, geometric decorations play an important role in Arabic visual culture and Islamic art. Buildings often carry geometric ...
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event
A Collection of graphic works by Ali Vazirian
Including posters, cover & magazine designs, signs, logo & logotype, layouts & editorial
Publisher Note: It is usually the media which are responsible for carrying out ...
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event: khatt kufi & kaffiya
The Typographic Matchmaking Project: Developing Dual-Script Fonts
24 Aug 2007
16:10
Willem Velthoven interviewing the Typographic Matchmaking Type Designers: Nadine Chahine, Gerard ...
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review
A typographic matchmaking project for the 16th century: the Civilité of Granjon and the Naskh of Winsoft.
Winsoft is a French company that produces all the specific Arabic ME (Middle East) versions of the Adobe software collection. For some ...
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Khatt Font Project: Amsterdam, The Khatt Foundation
The goals of the project
Creating good matching Arabic fonts for existing Latin font families
The main thrust of the project is to address the modernization of Arabic textfaces and to develop quality Arabic fonts.
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event
Another Arabic Cliche Exhibition
The Spirit & Life exhibition, Masterpieces of Islamic Art from the Aga Khan Museum Collection
14 Jul 2007 – 31 Aug 2007
10:00
Location: Ismaili Centre, London. Until 31 August 2007. The Khatt Foundation is not alone in ...