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Elementary school me, reading her Highlights magazine, had no idea what that smiling logo would come to mean. I’ve been sitting on this news for awhile. Well not just sitting, there has been some writing, sketching, and painting, too. Eid is almost here! To celebrate, I created this kid-friendly Arabic calligraphy craft. I'm a bit obsessed with Hurufiyya art. It explores the abstract and artistic properties of Arabic calligraphy, and the results are gorgeous. They say draw what you love. I love...childhood joy. This illustration is inspired by the Rohingya refugee children, celebrating Eid, in the world’s largest refugee camp (in Bangladesh). In photos, they wear their Eid best and smile from ear to ear.

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