typeset Arabic

Some people think that typeset Arabic looks cooler than handwritten Arabic. That's a matter of tastes, so I won't argue against that.

But I specialize in handwritten Arabic. I don't usually do type. Moreover, hiring me just to type on a keyboard would be wasteful. Suppose you want the Arabic words for "God is aware of my situation by himself" tattooed on your arm. Ask somebody for a translation, paste the words into Microsoft Word or something, make them bigger, print them, and presto, instant exotic-writing tattoo:

This is fast, convenient, cheap, and looks Arabic enough for most people. Yes, some people tell me that they can't see any diference between handwritten Arabic and typeset Arabic. If you can't tell the difference between these two: then you don't need my services at all. Just get somebody to type your Arabic words on a computer, it's far more convenient.

tilings
tattoos in Arabic
Omar Lee Guerrero

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Last revised: 2008-05-23

Arabic tattoos