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Print/Identity

Graphic DesignTo make your website or print products stand out from the crowd, especially when targeting the Middle Eastern markets, it’s important to be visually impressive.

Very few people will take the time to read anything in depth, particularly a website or brochure, without first skimming it. That’s why it’s crucial for your on- and offline materials to be eye-catching, interesting and well-designed; it’s the mark of a professional company.

Logotypes 1

Two Logos for a Newsletter (left) and a news Agency (right).

Logotypes 2

Logotype for a cultural center in Los Angeles based on Architectural Kufic script.

Logotypes 3

Logotype for a cultural center in Amsterdam based on Architectural Kufic script.

Other Samples

Logos for a video-sharing website (left), A blogging network (top-right), and an online magazine (bottom-left).

As one of the many RTL language services that Alefba provides, our extraordinarily talented team of graphic designers are the first port of call for any design project. They’ll work with you to discuss the corporate image that you want to portray and set about with pen, paper and computer software to design everything from an entire corporate image to a single logo, diagram or illustration.

Food Labels

Labels for a Sara Middle Eastern Products.

Magazine Layout

Layout for a two-color magazine.

Magazines & Newspapers

Layout for magazines and newspapers.

Book Covers

Book Covers.

We can:

ImageHelp you show the world who you are with a unique and attention-grabbing corporate image.

ImageDevelop a memorable logotype in Arabic and Persian script for your business. We can include RTL language elements where necessary.

ImageCreate custom book or brochure illustrations, diagrams and graphics in Arabic, Persian or Dari. assist with correct RTL layout and the reversing of left-to-right designs.

ImageProvide typography services to design custom-made fonts in RTL languages.

ImageProvide calligraphy services to rewrite text in the ancient calligraphic styles of the Middle East, including Naskh, Nastaliq, Diwani, and Thuluth.