Bold Arabic Title Calligraphy
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I’m preparing a new book and need its title rendered in creative Arabic calligraphy. The lettering must feel bold and instantly eye-catching on a printed cover, so the composition, weight, and flourish should stand out even at a glance on a shelf or thumbnail.
Style preference
I gravitate toward “Creative arabic calligraphy” rather than a strict Naskh, Thuluth, or Diwani execution; feel free to fuse influences or push the form as long as legibility remains intact.
Scope of work
• Design a single calligraphic treatment of the book’s title (text supplied after award).
• Supply the final artwork as a scalable vector file (AI or SVG) plus a high-resolution PNG with transparent background.
• Include one colour version and one pure black version suited for foil stamping.
• Provide up to two rounds of minor refinements so we can nail the balance and contrast.
Acceptance criteria
The delivered file should:
1. Preserve stroke integrity when enlarged to A2 size.
2. Maintain clarity at 150 px height for online thumbnails.
3. Use outlines only—no raster effects or expanded brushes.
If you live and breathe Arabic lettering and enjoy pushing bold, contemporary forms, I’d love to see your portfolio samples or a quick rough sketch approach.
Style preference
I gravitate toward “Creative arabic calligraphy” rather than a strict Naskh, Thuluth, or Diwani execution; feel free to fuse influences or push the form as long as legibility remains intact.
Scope of work
• Design a single calligraphic treatment of the book’s title (text supplied after award).
• Supply the final artwork as a scalable vector file (AI or SVG) plus a high-resolution PNG with transparent background.
• Include one colour version and one pure black version suited for foil stamping.
• Provide up to two rounds of minor refinements so we can nail the balance and contrast.
Acceptance criteria
The delivered file should:
1. Preserve stroke integrity when enlarged to A2 size.
2. Maintain clarity at 150 px height for online thumbnails.
3. Use outlines only—no raster effects or expanded brushes.
If you live and breathe Arabic lettering and enjoy pushing bold, contemporary forms, I’d love to see your portfolio samples or a quick rough sketch approach.