Brad Mcfarlane

Lakhbatah (which is the Arabic word for Disorder) is an Arabic display font that features spontaneously drawn letterforms. The font’s humorous style makes it suitable for creative titles, branding and advertising on web, print and mobile applications.

Teraaz (which is the Arabic word for Style) is an Arabic display font that features a unique letterform structure. The design is based on a hybrid between various writing styles of Arabic such as Kufi, Maghrebi and Naskh. Teraaz typeface consists of two weights (Regular and Bold) and it is suitable for web, print and mobile applications.

Naghamah, which is the Arabic word for ‘tone’, is an Arabic display font that features active and joyful letterform design. It suits a wide range of creative projects such as branding, infographics and publication design. Naghamah includes two weights (regular and bold) with a stylistic set. It works for web, print and mobile applications.

Qafashat (which is the Arabic word for 'quips') is an Arabic display font that features witty, heavy and grungy letterform style. The font design simulates to some extend the effect of woodcut printmaking. Qafashat is suitable for modern design projects including print, web and mobile applications.