Sessions

Omar Al Zobi being creative

Alaa Alaasadi sketching his characters

Nahla Tabba and Mike V. Derderian going over her story and installation

Hala Jukka and Mohamed Almuti a.k.a Flyin' Dutchman talking comics

Mike Rahmeh writing the initial elements of what is now his story

Mothanna Hussein doing some calculations

Omar Al Zobi and Muna Amareen exploring a graphic novel

Lutfi Zayed sketching some elements for his story

Ahmad Farah arranging his thoughts and vision for Palestine

Hassan Manasrah soon joined us ...

Hassan Manasrah talked about his story concept

Farah Mehdawi talking about her Spiritual Affiliation for Palestine

Nour G Bishouti quietly illustrating her story thoughts :-})

Exchanging story ideas ...

Magida Zaghlan talking about her feature film length story

A discussion about graphic novels between Sara Hatahet, Lutfi Zayed, Mike Rahmeh and Salam Homoud

Everyone listening ...

Hadi Alaeddin and Mothanna Hussein will explore Naji Al Ali' caricature chronicles

We are all listening to each other's stories

Ahmad Jaabari, who recently went to Palestine, tells us about the angle of his story about existence, apathy and reality

For his story Omar Al Zobi wants to explore the human psyche

Shamekh Al Bluwi discussing the theme that he wants to tackle for Palestine. By the third session his story evolved to a futuristic adventure in Palestine

Thomas Wolfing recounting the poetic prologue he wrote for his story

Dina Batshoun recounting the visuals and details that caught her attention during her latest trip to Palestine and which she will be using for her story for Palestine

Nahla Tabba describing the installation that she will be working on about a little girl's adventure

Alaa Alaasadi summed up the courage and told us an incident that happened to him and his family in Palestine with Zionist soldiers. Thank you Alaa for confiding in us

Mike Rahmeh, Hala Jukka and Thomas Wolfing listening. Everyone is in-sync with what is happening

Isbah Estateyieh again

Isbah Estateyieh showing us her unique architectural project

Lutfi Zayed talking about the two stories that he will be writing and illustrating for Palestine.

Everyone's listening :-}) Michael Makdah, Salam Homoud, Omar Al Zobi and Ghalia Barghouthi

Sami Nazer, the owner of 16:9 [Widescreen] provided us with a diverse collection of graphic novels and comics for the duration of our project - the one that you seen in the entrance

Sami Nazer, who is as passionate about comics, like most of the artists, graphic designers and illustrators present, talks about the significance of comics and graphic novels in reflecting humanitarian and historical issues