To whom do we belong?

Sketches by animator and illustrator David Habchy.

Dzzt 32

New "doodling" style by Lebanese illustrator Benoit Debbane. Acrylics on canvas.

Dina Abou Karam

Dina Abou Karam is a young Lebanese illustrator with a BA in Fine Arts from ALBA (Académie Libanaise des Beaux Arts).
Above is a personal vision of "The queen of Hearts" in "Alice in wonderland".

Happy Hippy

Fashion-conscious Lebanese illustrator Tamara Tabet, creating funky, quirky and urban images.

Malak al taouk

A sketch by illustrator Cynthia Merhej found on her blog "Mon Ours Sait Tout".

Ely Dagher

Graduated from Goldsmiths College with an MA in image & Communication; and from Académie Libanaise des Beaux Arts (ALBA) with a BA in Illustration and Animation. Ely Dagher is confidently making his way into the local Lebanese animation and illustration scene.

Love is in the air

Muriel Abi Chaker plastic experiments.

No wings to fly

By Salem Beiruti.

Wine, coffee, tea, cigarettes

Rawda, Dany's, T-marbouta... inspiration can occur in the unlikeliest places. Sketched by illustrator Jana Traboulsi.

Ts in style

By Tamara Tabet, a fashion designer and illustrator living in France.

Where is my mind

Styles and methods of working can take years to fine-tune and become unique to an illustrator.
Benoit Debbane is getting there!

Clownishness

Very colorful sketches in an intuitive and automatic fashion by illustrator Jo Baaklini.

What Shall I do

A series of children's books published by Asala publishers, fully illustrated by Lebanese architect Zarifi Haidar Marine.
A fresh start in the illustration business for Zarifi, with appealing vector graphics and a light sense of humor.

Our lebanese indentity ?

Graffiti of a little Lebanese character on karantina walls. Photo found on Now Lebanon.

Pussies

Apparently "I come from here" readings have inspired illustrator David Habchy.