Ibrahim Abu-Touq
More beautiful Islamic art, this time the work of Jordanian calligrapher, Ibrahim Abu-Touq. This piece is called "Disappeared 1".
Sunday, October 05, 2008
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5 comments:
I opened your page today to find this image and the word literally fell out of my mouth.
"wow"
I know very little about calligraphy, but I love how this has so much movement yet it is grounded by the right angle.
The angle of the calligraphy makes it very attractive, even though one doesn't have any idea what it says. (I am a painter)
beautiful islamic calligraphy
looks like a ribbon, great trompe l'oeil
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