Armenian design

Armenian Ancient Decoration Elements and Ideas in new Dimension

Illustrated Armenian Alphabet letters

Last week we learned about Albanian type, and today we look at Armenian type. Mariya Stepanyan’s father, Ashot Stepanyan, was an artist and industrial designer in Yerevan, Armenia, from the early to late ’70s. At the time there was a scarcity of good art and design books in local stores. “Luckily, one of his good friends was working at a book shop in the city center and would call my father if there was a new shipment of fine art or design books,” she says. “This particular f

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Fred Africkian: The Art of Armenian Letter Forms

Last week we learned about Albanian type, and today we look at Armenian type. Mariya Stepanyan’s father, Ashot Stepanyan, was an artist and industrial designer in Yerevan, Armenia, from the early to late ’70s. At the time there was a scarcity of good art and design books in local stores. “Luckily, one of his good friends was working at a book shop in the city center and would call my father if there was a new shipment of fine art or design books,” she says. “This particular f

This illustration is inspired by Armenia, and mainly Artsakh. It features an empty vessel and mountains covered in carpets with traditional Armenian ornaments. The empty vessel represents the loss of life and culture that has occurred in Artsakh due to the recent war. The mountains represent the strength and resilience of the Armenian people, even in the face of adversity. The carpets represent the rich heritage and culture of Armenia. I hope this illustration inspires you to learn more…

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