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Azza Alameddine

 

Azza Alameddine has been working as a graphic designer for six years in Lebanon and the Netherlands, and as a type designer for two years in the UK. She holds a BA in visual communication from Créapole, Paris, and a Masters in Typeface Design from the University of Reading. She’s interested in typefaces from a cultural point of view and the feelings they convey to people who can read them and to those who can’t. Her goal is to bring more awareness to graphic and type designers in the Middle East about the added value of good typography in visual communication.

 

Talk Title: Thirty Three Months Worth of Type Design Advice

 

Azza Alameddine’s talk was centred round an insightful list of practical advice to designers who want to make a career out of Arabic type design.