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Jazzgin β Halikarnas
Published: 2007-06-06 19:45:46 +0000 UTC; Views: 9079; Favourites: 107; Downloads: 306
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a mesh of medieval gothic and turkish (ottoman) ornamental styles. Halikarnas (Halicarnassos) is the former name for Bodrum, a very popular touristic town in Turkey.Related content
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now thats what i was talking abt!!! awesome
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oh that is beautiful
...feel a bit emabrrassed cos was one of those tourists
at least so i know what the word reminded me of... note to self: "always read the artists comments"
im a big fan of those kinda colors, so ya get a
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iyi kombinasyon yaratmishsiniz!! Latin ve Iran typografisinde!! [ note thet iranians invent arabic typeface!!]
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Hope you oneday visit my homeland, then I can show you the true face of caliography history in action in museumes, anyhow I liked your style and that IS the point! kep on rollin'!
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well, no offense but, this work has nothing to do with Iranian inventions. the arabic calligraphy used in this work is a tughra. a tughra is a signature of Ottoman sultans. I will not call this "Iranian Typography" just because they invented Arabic typeface, yet I doubt the story can be summed like this. Considering all of the alphabets used in Arab, Iranian and Turkish geography, we cannot distinguish the inventor of the typefaces that easily. Aramaic, Hebrew, Syriac, Arabic and even older alphabets. I do not believe one iranian guy came along and designed a typeface and then many of those peoples started to use "just the same thing". The tughras are Ottoman (Turkish) inventions, so this work is a mesh of Latin-Gothic and Ottoman. Thank you.
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