Poster Design
Chess the Musical
New York, 2003.

Promotional posters for Chess, the Musical on Broadway September 2003.

Arabic Lettering
Ahl El Riyadah
Qatar, 2008

Custom Arabic lettering for the typographic title of sports TV show on Cup and League TV, Ahl El Riyadah.

Magazine spread
Etape Magazine
France, 2003

"I am not an enemy" : Magazine spread design upon invitation by leading French Design magazine Etape marking its 100 issue anniversary in 2003.

Typographic Collage and Research

Selected previews from our extensive ongoing research in typography, visual culture, vernacular design and street typographic and graphics across the Arab word. Shown above are typographic collages from our collection, used in the design of Typographic Matchmaking Book in 2007.

Poster Design
Supsi University
Switzerland, 2007

Poster design for the "One Day Typography" Design and type conference at the University of Southern Switzerland in November 2007. Part of a series of posters each designed by the three main speakers at the event under the theme "Mediterranean typography".

Poster Design
Arabictypography.com
The Netherlands, 2001.

Promotional poster series for Arabictypography.com launching the website, the products and the Arabic fonts.

Experimental Typography
Graphics in the Environment.
Beirut, Lebanon, 1999.

A typographic experimental series exploring the visual language of the streets of Beirut.

Book Design
Visual Narratives from Arabia
Published by Unesco, 2008.

Inner spread designs from the book "Visual Narratives from Arabia", published by Unesco and co-authored by Tarek Atrissi. A publication documenting the outcome of the online Masters course organized by Unesco in 2005 for design students across different cities in the Arab world.

Promotional Postcards
Bilingual Typographic series
Beirut, Lebanon, 1998.

An series of promotional typographic and calligraphic bilingual postcards.

Book Design and Packaging
Utrecht School of the Arts
The Netherlands, 2005

Part of the Publications designed for the Utrecht School of the Arts, Faculty of Arts Media and Technology in the Netherlands. The 2005 yearbook consisted of two books, respectively for the MA and BA student graduates- both book inserted in one unified package with a typographically driven graphics.