I have always loved my name, since my childhood. I am Arab from Syria. I loved to write my name in Arabic with those letters that resemble decorations. When writing my name I was feeling excited. It made me happy. Its letters were amazing. I wrote it on my books, on the blackboard, on a tree trunk, and on the sand of the sea. I wrote it everywhere. When I was in the fourth grade of elementary school, I began to learn French, this wonderful and attractive language that has accompanied me in all stages of my life until today, until later I became a French teacher:) so I began to learn Cursive French Handwriting, what a pleasant and attractive feeling.  I used to think that the French has a special charm because it writes with special tools: a fountain pen with cartridges. For a ten years old kid who used to write everything with pencils using a Fountain pen, it is a huge deal. Can you imagine that? The feeling of a child learning to write French with a fountain pen. Wow, it's really an amazing feeling. I wrote my name with this wonderful pen, and I felt like my name had a new distinctive shape. As I progressed in learning French, I discovered a new thing that amazed me. I discovered that my name is spelled two ways in French. It is spelled Jihad. However, it can also be spelled Gihad. In French, the syllable (gi) is pronounced as / j / as “jacket”, So I started writing my name with the letter (g). Nevertheless, I sometimes resorted to writing it with the letter "j" to clarify the way I pronounce my name to some English-speaking friends. Otherwise, they pronounce the first letter of my name like the first letter in the word Google. After the war in my country, I came to Turkey and immediately started learning Turkish. When I started learning the Turkish alphabet, I was surprised to see that they use the letter c to pronounce the sound / j /. Wow, what a surprise. So, in Turkey, my name is usually spelled Cihat.

In fact, what exactly I love to have like a logo is a one lettermark that represents all my initials: جـ, g, j, and c, and also (f) for my surname's first letter if it is possible. For the first step, I decided to explore ideas only for the four letters representing my first name in four languages: (جـ): جـهاد for Arabic, (g) gihad for French, (j) jihad for English, and (c) cihat for Turkish. For the next step, I will try the five letters together. If I can add also an (f) for flaitani, it will be AMAZING !!! So, I start to find some initial sparks that will lead to an explosion of ideas. This is a really cool process of discovery I use because it typically yields good results for me.

Blue tones add a special aesthetic to this logo, simplicity, and confidence can be felt directly when looking at the distinctive consistency of the pattern originally made from the logo itself.

This logo can also be attractive even in a darker tone. It has great uniqueness and an amazing ability to form many patterns and combinations that fit with a lot of molds.

As for the black cardboard, you can notice the beauty of the logo colors on this type of paper. The colors work great here. Not to mention the white version of the logo which without a doubt looks amazing too.