Qasida
Qasida F or the longest time, the Arabic script was considered too intricate, too rich in history and too rooted in tradition to leave much room for playfulness, save for a few exceptional cases of individual lettering. And even though there has been been plenty of aesthetic innovation in Arabic type design since the advent of modern font development software, most of it has, almost embarrassingly, been brewed within corporate goals — where trying to fit alongside global counterparts only ends u
Published by Canada Type
- Classification
- sans
- Weights
- Thin, Book, Bold