Hossein Zaryab - Zaryab Graphics

Hossein Zaryab
647-534-5656 | hossein@zaryab.ca
www.zaryab.ca
Logos
Logo:
IKCo (Iran Khodro Co.)
Client:
IKCo (Iran Khodro Co.)
Date:2007
Software: Corel Draw
Comments: IKCo. is the biggest car manufacturer in Iran. The
Client asked me to redesign their old logo. The
horse logo was originally designed for one of their
products named “Samand”. They wanted a logo
with the horse head and integrated with logo of
their main partner “Peugeot”. This redesign was
part of the visual corporate identity project that I
did for them.
Logos
Logo:
Bookan Cement
Client:
Bookan Cement, Bookan, Iran
Date:2013
Software: Adobe Illustrator
Comments: The concept is combining A “C” for Cement with a
“B” for Bookan in a minimalistic way.
Logos
Logo:
Beauty Palace
Client:
Beauty Palace
Date:2013
Software: Adobe Illustrator
Comments: Beauty Palace is a chain store in Iran for Beauty
products.
Logos
Logo:
Do Dolphin
Client:
Do Dolphin
Date:2013
Software: Adobe Illustrator
Comments: “Do Dolphin” is a real estate agancy and the name
means two dolphins. The concept was to illustrate
two dolphins, along with two “D”s.
Logos
Logo:
Construction Industry Pillars
Client:
Construction Industry Pillars
Date:2005
Software: Corel Draw
Comments: CIP is a Construction Company based in Tehran.
The concept was to demonstrate a construction
worker with the letters C, I and P.
The client wanted to have a logo which can be
used on various materials, including staff uniforms
and company vehicles.
Logos
Logo:
Ferdows Tea
Client:
Ferdows Tea Company
Date:2001
Software: Corel Draw
Comments: Ferdows Tea Company asked me for a logo which
can reflect the pleasure of drinking an aromatic
tea.
Logos
Logo:
Rose Food Industries
Client:
Rose Food Industries
Date:2002
Software: Corel Draw
Comments: Main idea in this logo was to show both a rose
and a fork. The company mainly produces pasta
and spaghetti.
Logos
Logo:
Alliage
Client:Alliage
Date:2009
Software: Corel Draw
Comments: For designing the logo of this alloy supplements
company I used lowercase Letter “a” and pouring
molten metal.
alliage
Logos
Logo:
George Coffee
Client:
George Coffee
Date:2010
Software: Corel Draw
Comments: The Idea of a golden coffee bean resembling a “G”
made me and my client more than happy.
Logos
Logo: Coweis
Client:IPACO
Date:2005
Software: Corel Draw
Comments: In designing this logo I used the letter “W” as an
arm of a scale.
Logos
Logo:
The Centennial of Iran’s Oil Industry
Client:
Ministry of Petroleum of Iran
Date:2007
Software: Corel Draw
Comments: A candle for a century and a golden drop
dripping into a barrel. There was a competition
for designing a logo for the centennial of Iran’s oil
industry. I informed that my logo was one of two
winner logos, but they decided not to use winner
logos and order a calligraphic logotype instead.
Logos
Logo:
Seven Book Shop
Client:
Seven Book Shop
Date:1999
Software: Corel Draw
Comments: The Letter “V” resembles both a book and the
character for figure “7”.
Logos
Logo:
Footsteps of Heart
Client:
Footsteps of Heart
Date:2004
Software: Corel Draw
Comments: “Footsteps of Heart” was a newsletter for an NGO
for disabled children.
Logos
Logo:
Jahan Pharmed
Client:
Jahan Pharmed Pharmaceutical Distribution Co.
Date:2006
Software: Corel Draw
Comments: J, P and arrows showing Distribution
Logos
Logo:
Rastak
Client:
Rastak Engineering Co.
Date:2008
Software: Corel Draw
Comments: Two letter “r”s in red and grey.
Logo:
Noorsaform
Client:
Noorsaform Lighting Co.
Date:2010
Software: Corel Draw
Comments: The letter “n”. Rastak and Noorsaform are close
partners so I decided to use the same idea for Noorsaform.
Logos
Logo:
IINVU
Client:
Inter Islamic Network on Virtual Universities
Date:2009
Software: Corel Draw
Print Media Ads
Print Media Ad: Clenil
Client:
Sina Darou
Date:2010
Software: Adobe Photoshop
Comments: This ad was made for Clenil Compositum Spray,
a drug for asthma which is a compound of two
drugs that have synergic effect on treatment of
asthma. I thought that use of a spoon and a fork
was a good idea for showing synergy.
Packaging
Product Packaging: Multichoco
Client:
Multi, Iran
Date:2012
Software: Adobe Photoshop
Comments: Front Face of packaging design for Multi’s new
product.
Web Design
Web Design: IST
Client:
IST, Iran
Date:2012
Software: Adobe Dreamweaver
Comments: A minimalistic web design for IST consulting
group: www.ist-petrokimya.com.tr
Magazine Designs
Magazine Layout and Illustration:
ILI Language Learners Quarterly
Client:
Iran Language Institute, Iran
Date:2013
Software: Adobe InDesign, Corel Painter
Comments: A magazine spread and an illustration for a story
in it.
Story
Story
Petey hadn’t really believed that Dad would
be doing it – sending Granddad away. “Away”
was what they were calling it. Not until now
could he believe it of Dad.
But here was the blanket that Dad had that
day bought for him, and in the morning he’d
be going away. And this was the last evening
they’d be having together. Dad was off
seeing that girl he was to marry. He’d not be
back till late, and they could sit up and talk.
It was a fine September night, with a thin
white moon riding high over the gully.
When they’d washed up the supper dishes
they went out on the shanty porch, the old
man and the bit of a boy, taking their chairs.
“I’ll get my harmonica,” said the old man,
“and play you some of the old tunes.” But
instead of the harmonica he brought out the
blanket. It was a big, double blanket, red,
with black cross stripes.
“Now, isn’t that a fine blanket!” said the old
man, smoothing it over his knees. “And isn’t
your father a kind man to be giving the old
fellow a blanket like that to go away with? It
cost something, it did – look at the wool of it!
And warm it will be these cold winter nights
to come. There’ll be few blankets there the
equal of this one!”
It was like Granddad to be saying that. He
was trying to make it easier. He’d pretended
all along it was he that was wanting to
go away to the great brick building – the
government place, where he’d be with so
many other old fellows having the best of
everything…. But Petey hadn’t believed Dad
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would really do it, until this night when he
brought home the blanket.
“Oh, yes, it’s a fine blanket,” said Petty, and
got up and went into the shanty. He wasn’t
the kind to cry, and besides, he was too old
for that, being eleven. He’d just come in to
fetch Granddad’s harmonica.
The blanket slid to the floor as the old man
took the harmonica and stood up. It was
the last night they’d be having together.
There wasn’t any need to say, “Play all the
old tunes.” Granddad tuned up for a minute,
and then said, “This is one you’ll like to
remember.”
The thin moon was high overhead, and
there was a gentle breeze playing down the
gully. He’d never be hearing Granddad play
like this again. It was as well Dad was moving
into that new house, away from here. He’d
not want, Petey wouldn’t, to sit here on the
old porch of fine evenings, with Granddad
gone.
The tune changed. “Here’s something
gayer.” Petey sat and started out over the
gully. His chair creaked as he involuntarily
gave his body a painful twist.
The tune stopped suddenly, and Granddad
said: “It’s a poor tune, except to be dancing
to.” And then: “It’s a fine girl your father’s
going to marry. He’ll be feeling young again,
with a pretty wife like that. And what would
an old fellow like me be doing around their
house, getting in the way, an old nuisance,
what with my talk of aches and pains! And
then there’ll be babies coming, and I’d not
want to be there to hear them crying at all
hours. It’s best that I take myself off, like I’m
doing. One more tune or two, and then we’ll
be going to bed to get some sleep against
the morning, when I’ll pack up my fine
blanket and take my leave. Listen to this, will
you? It’s a bit sad, but a fine tune for a night
like this.”
They didn’t hear the two people coming down
the gully path, Dad and the pretty girl with the
hard, bright face like a china doll’s. But they
heard her laugh, right by the porch, and the
tune stopped on a wrong,
high, startled note. Dad
didn’t say anything,
but the girl came
forward and spoke
to Granddad
prettily: “I’ll not
be seeing you
leave in the
morning, so I
came over to
say goodbye.“
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Cover Designs
Book Cover Design:
The Dictionary of Qatar Contemporary Statesmen
Client:
Ezam Publications
Date:2013
Software: Adobe Photoshop, Corel Painter
Comments: An Illustration of a Qatari Statesman made by
Corel Painter used for this cover Design.
Technical Documentation
Technical Illustration: SAIPA 141
Client:SAIPA
Date:2003
Software: Corel Draw
Comments: Profile of SAIPA 141, for cover of SAIPA 141
owner’s manual .
Technical Documentation
Technical Illustration: SAIPA Service Manual
Client:SAIPA
Date:2003
Software: Corel Designer
Comments: I did a series of technical illustrations for SAIPA,
some based on photos and some from CAD data.