etymology

It's the Portuguese word for "arabesque" - a form of artistic decoration based on rhythmic patterns and interlacing lines - it literally means "from the Arabia".In common parlance, this term is associated with illegible writing or incomprehensible pictures. People also employ it to describe a scrawl or a scribble - and sometimes it's used as a demeanor (regardless of how cool or fancy it looks).Most illustrators heard this before... you can either label it as an insult, or an elaborate way to say "fine arts".

The Project

This creative journey started with a pseudo alter ego (one that didn't burst into flames when talking to "Corporate"). Now a collective of artists and illustrators collaborate with Arabesco to conceive custom-made pictures.Our goal is to create visual experiences that enhance boring meetings and turn work-related events into something unique.Let's be honest: in a world of AI and generative media, everything now looks the same - original handmade solutions, crafted with a real soul, can generate value and set companies apart.