Omid Nemalhabib is a graphic designer working at the intersection of type design, visual language, and multilingual typography. He draws on philosophy, visual culture, poetry, and practice-led artistic research to build multilayered narratives, shaped into typographic systems through an ongoing dialogue between analogue tools and digital experimentation. This cross-disciplinary approach spans identity, editorial, printed objects, web design, and motion. He co-founded Studio Melli, an independent practice born in Tehran and based in The Hague.

Canta & Dance
2025
Canta and Dance for Flute and Piano is the debut EP of Vali Project, an ongoing initiative dedicated to archiving and publishing works of contemporary Iranian music in both digital and print form. The release features two compositions for flute and piano. 
                The visual identity and album cover were developed using a custom typographic tool to explore the relationship between musical sequencing, distortion, and the proportions of letterforms. The process itself became the outcome, a flexible typographic system that shifts in form, colour, and rhythm across each release, while maintaining a consistent core voice. Rooted in the interplay between Iranian music and geometry, the visual language is conceived as a living system that grows with the project.
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