Your commission is confirmed. The questions ahead shape your piece. Take your time — what you tell us here is what we design from.
The Arabic for your piece. Names appear exactly as you type them — please double-check spelling.
Either is a valid choice. Some names are chosen for their sound, family lineage, or aesthetic. Others carry meaning the family wants the design to honor.
Each palette is a coordinated set. The exact way the colors are used — which one anchors the background, which one carries the name — is determined per piece during design.
Inspiration images are optional, but useful — colors, references, anything that captures the feeling you want.
Three words that capture the feeling you want. Each word here shapes a real design decision — the register, the ornament density, the tone of the typography. Some words are concrete (Layered, Striking) and some are atmospheric (Quiet, Romantic). Pick the three that fit, not the three that sound nice.
Your commission includes two distinct design directions. We'll determine the directions from your brief — but if there's something specific you'd like the two to explore, share it here.
Most pieces are designed with a light, neutral background — the cream in your chosen palette. Some pieces work beautifully with the deeper palette color anchoring the background instead. We decide per piece, but if you have a preference, share it here.
Cartouche displays portfolio pieces with the baby's, bride's, or groom's name preserved and family names anonymized. You can delay public display if you'd prefer to share privately first.
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