The Ship of the Desert

Tie your camel and trust in God

Tie your camel and trust in God

Take it easy, camel

Tie your camel and trust in God

The camel doesn't see the curve of its own neck

My subject is one of the most distinctive and oldest animals, known as the Ship of the Desert –the camel.

I chose it for its distinctiveness and its rich historical and cultural signi cance to many countries, especially those with deserts.

Pinterest was my primary reference for drawing inspiration for my mood board. It allowed me to gain insight into the most distinguishing features and characteristics of the camel, which helped me in creating my drawings.

I was also able to gather photographic images that focused on the camel's form and variety, and I utilized these in various ways to generate di erent ideas and patterns.

While designing my mood board, I made sure to use the most famous phrases related to camels or sayings involving them.

What caught my attention the most were their unique features and characteristics that set them apart from other domestic animals.

The camel, known as the "Ship of the Desert," is an animal closely associated with desert environments and Bedouin cultures.

The title "Ship of the Desert" is given to the camel due to its exceptional ability to travel through the desert and endure harsh conditions.

"Tie it and trust in God" : This phrase is used to encourage taking practical measures and then relying on God.

The Ship of the Desert

"Take it easy, camel" : This phrase is used to request slowing down and taking it easy, inspired by the camel's slow and steady pace.

"The camel does not see the crookedness of its own neck" : This proverb expresses that a person may not see their own faults but can easily see the faults of others.

"The camel with its load": This phrase is used to express acceptance of a person or thing with all its positives and negatives.

"Make the camel kneel" (: This is used to indicate someone stopping their stubbornness or decision.

kneel the camel