Japan Day

Parkland College is hosting the event Japan day in the Flag Lounge on November 3rd, and here is the flyer for the event.

The designer had designed this flyer based on the swiss international style (simple, objective and HELVETICA).

Designer: Mohamed Dardiri

3OH3!

3 OH!3'S STREET OF GOLD

Designers Nichola Motte and Anderw Kimmell's, they had design the best album cover art of 2010.
The cover was designed for a Colorado electro-pop that Motte's brother play in it.
The hand gesture is the band symbol (303) very nice right!
and the golden skin was to resemble the streets of gold.

The picture was scanned from the graphic design magazine (print December 2010)

My favorite graphic artiest, Abas Al-bagdadi

This font is called (Al Naskh) and that mean COPY, and that is because all of the letters are written very clean with their orignal integrity. enjoy. 

Wall Relief- NBC Building, Chicago.

please click on the image enlarge it 

I have found this interesting relief on the wall of the television channel NBC in chicago. It was influenced by the incent Egyptians, It have a great deal of rhythm.
A great graphic design relief.
What I still don't understand is, who is the God?

Beautiful unknown logo.

I have found this image -logo- on my friend's t.shirt,
I really don't know the designer neither the company
However, I the design was intriguing by its simple design and execution.
   

The Mosque of the two Niles- Sudan, Africa

A look from the outside

The top of the dome 

The sides of the walls

This fascinating architectural marvel was built in Sudan in the year 1984, and it was designed completely based on graphic design fundamentals inside and out (Islamic geometric art) .

I have took these picture when i was visiting sudan in 2010.  

U of I print shop

This is an example of an old letter press machine at the University of Illinois that is not in use anymore; however, I have been told that they use it some time to make honorary doctor certificate.

I think it is fascinating to learn about how hard it use to be to print.