I will design your name or brand in elegant arabic calligraphy logo

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Emery Collins

About this gig

HEY! Give Your Brand a Voice in Arabic Elegant, Meaningful, Unmistakably Yours

Your name or brand deserves more than a generic font. I design custom Arabic calligraphy logos that carry real meaning, visual balance, and cultural authenticity built from scratch for your identity, not pulled from a template library.

Whether you need a single Arabic word turned into a striking wordmark, a bilingual (Arabic + English) logo that works across both markets, or a full calligraphic identity for your business, I combine classical Arabic script principles with modern logo design standards so your mark looks credible in both worlds.


What sets my process apart:

  •  Hand-built calligraphy structure not a filtered stock font
  •  Legibility checked at logo scale
  •  Cultural and linguistic accuracy reviewed before final delivery
  •  Balanced for real-world use: packaging, signage, social profiles, print


Every project includes:

  •  Custom concept(s) built from your brand name/word
  •  Two to three style directions to choose from
  •  Final files sized correctly for web and print


Message me first happy to advise on what will read best for your industry before you order.

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Get to know Emery Collins

Emery Collins

Logo, and Brand Designer

  • FromUnited States
  • Member sinceJul 2026
  • Languages

    English, French, Spanish, German, Arabic
I'm Emery Collins, a graphic designer specializing in Arabic calligraphy and typography-based logo design. My focus is on crafting custom Arabic and bilingual (Arabic-English) marks that are built from scratch around the meaning and sound of your name or brand not generated from templates or filtered fonts. I care about getting the details right: correct Arabic script forms, visual balance, and a logo that still reads clearly at small sizes, not just in a big preview image. Every project starts with understanding what your brand needs to communicate before a single line is drawn.