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Arab pop music meets 80s video game aesthetics in Moath Bin Hafez’s pixel art creations

Arab pop music meets 80s video game aesthetics in Moath Bin Hafez’s pixel art creations

James Stuart is railing against boring design with techniques inspired by the spirit of Arabic hardcore music

James Stuart is railing against boring design with techniques inspired by the spirit of Arabic hardcore music