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Q&A: Arabic Calligraphy Design in Kuwait‏

I have received an e-mail from one of my readers who is looking for professional graphic designer in Kuwait that can design an Arabic calligraphy logo for her wedding business. I thought of sharing this with you, maybe you can recommend an agency or a company who offers such service or maybe you know of someone who can freelance such work? If you do, please leave a comment on this post or send me an e-mail. 

Featured photo of Silsal bowl was taken by me during PLT event last year.



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Me Blogging said…
Jassim al-Nassrallah, he is a freelance calligrapher, he s amazing

check his instagrma account @j_alnasrallah
11 August, 2012
Confashion said…
Me blogging
Thanks for sharing :)
13 August, 2012
Anonymous said…
Check this designer husseinnaser@gmail.com
14 August, 2012
Confashion said…
Anonymous
Thank you for sharing :)
16 August, 2012
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