Totally off topic

[Adrian]

I need some help from our varied and international forum members. I'd like to have the text for the words: artist's jewelry in French, German, Arabic, Japanese, Russian, and Italian. For Arabic, Russian and Japanese, it should be in their national alphabet's characters, not latin script.

If you could also tell me the names of the fonts for these three it would be great.

Thanks a lot,
Adrian

 

[spaghetti]

In italian gioielleria artistica is the term to distinguish valued craftsman's jewellery from the industrial/commercial large series jewellery.
While gioielli d'artista is a more specific term which refers to jewels designed by famous artists (painters, sculptors, et cetera) who give their signature to jewellery productions.
At your leisure for any further specification. Ciao

 

[spaghetti]

In italian gioielleria artistica is the term to distinguish valued craftsman's jewellery from the industrial/commercial large series jewellery.
While gioielli d'artista is a more specific term which refers to jewels designed by famous artists (painters, sculptors, et cetera) who give their signature to jewellery productions.
At your leisure for any further specification. Ciao

To stay ON topic: a fine handmade Gymansub or Totem wooden speargun is artistica, while Manny Puig's signature polespear is d'artista :t

 

[Oldsarge]

Hokay, so Riffe is artistica and Wong or Poseidonsub is d'artista?

 

[Marwan]

مجوهرات الفنان
thats the arabic, it reads from right to left though

 

[spaghetti]

Hokay, so Riffe is artistica and Wong or Poseidonsub is d'artista?

It depends: is this mister Wong you mention any famous? rofl rofl rofl
(sorry Adrian for spoliling your thread)

 

[Adrian]

Spaghetti: You cannot escape from art. I quite like the derivation this thread has taken! "gioielli d'artista" is exactly what I'm looking for, these are limited edition and signed pieces.

Marwan: thanks for the arabic text, what font is that? It works well when I paste it into a word document, but I wonder if I can use it in photoshop.

Adrian

 

[Oldsarge]

It depends: is this mister Wong you mention any famous? rofl rofl rofl
(sorry Adrian for spoliling your thread)

Some would say capo d'tutti cape.