Tag: arabic typography
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Sangestan Arabic Font
This typeface takes its name from “The Tale of the City of Stone”, a poem by the great Iranian poet Mehdi Akhavan Sales… In a way, that’s exactly what this typeface is: a tale of a city built from stone!
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Dirin Colored Kufic Arabic Font
This calligraphic typeface is based on the forms of the Piramouz script and is called Dirin. Dirin, however, is not simply a historical revival. It is a multicolor font.
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Arabic Hamza vs. Persian Small Yeh: How do we type them correctly?
“Small Yeh” or “Above Yeh” or what some call the “Small Six” is neither a hamza nor a six. This is a shortened and abbreviated sign of the “Yeh”…
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RanginKaman Arabic Color Font
This is a color font based on Siah typeface and also an UNOFFICIAL Persian Arabic version of the famous Latin color font Gilbert.
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Persian Glitch Arabic Color Font
In this font, letters with strong colors, like the form of a parasite or noise, are distorted and out of shape. The three colors, red, blue, and green, are reminiscent of RGB colors…
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SiahThuluth Calligraphic Arabic Fonts +Latin
It creates a Black Practice effect for the Thuluth script. You can design wonderful calligraphic typographic artworks never seen before in a split second!
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SiahMashq Calligraphic Arabic Fonts +Latin
SiahMashq (or SiyahMashq) is what happens when you practice with Nastaliq Persian calligraphic script. It’s called Black Practice.
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Typography; the reverse alphabet or the eternal human suffering for communication!
Humans have been searching for ways to communicate with each other for many years, and after meaningless sounds and syllables, they finally achieved a “language” in each region.