Prove a point. Stop Discrimination. Bring a white balloon and write in black marker something you’re proud of or been discriminated for. At a certain point the balloons will be set free. This will be documented. London West End.

I love these witty t-shirts of Lebanese slangs from Luanatic.

Tarek Atrissi talks about Saudi Graphic Design Week. I love this poster design.

“All in all, I was most impressed I think by seeing the emerging graphic design scene in Saudi Arabia and the motivated young generation of local Saudi female designers highly interested in design and typography. It was not surprising then to pick up a local graphic design magazine, “Design”, initiated by one of the graduates of the graphic design department of Dar El Hekma college.”

I love this simple drawing by Jana Traboulsi

Graphic designer Rana Salam is a collector of 1950s Egyptian posters, and is opening up her studio to exhibit these gorjeous posters. The display features posters found during Salam’s travels in Paris, Cairo and the US, and feature renowned actors including Leila Mourad, Houda Sultan, Farid Al Atrash and Fatim Al Hamama.

I love these nostalgic posters designed after old Egyptian movie posters entitled “The Honeymoon” on sale at Dia Diwan.

I love these nostalgic Egyptian movie posters from the thirties.

Found these lovely flowers at Designsponge a while back and fell in love. They are in full bloom in many farms in California this time of year. The ranunculus is from the same family as the buttercup and a relative of the anemone, but has a more complex petal pattern and comes in a wider variety of colors. They are a tuberous-rooted plant and the most common variety used as a cut flower is the Ranunculus Asiaticus, or Persian Buttercup. The name comes from the Latin “rana”, meaning “frog” (after the moist environments where many members of the Ranunculaceae family typically grow).

Pretty cool mug…based on a documentary film by Gary Hustwit…buy it here.

Pretty awesome alphabet book. Watch the 3D effects video. Get a copy here.