About Tunisian Jasmine Revolution (2010)
On December 17, 2010, a vegetable seller in Sidi Bouzid set himself on fire and triggered the first revolution of the Arab Spring. Within four weeks, Ben Ali fled Tunisia. The visual record is raw: phone-camera stills compressed over 3G, fluorescent red Facebook event posters on black backgrounds, Anonymous mask vectors beside the Tunisian crescent.
This design system captures the digital protest aesthetic before Instagram — Nawaat blog graphics, hashtag chips in monospace, browser-chrome tab bars, and the harsh glow of a Tunis café laptop at 3am. It is utilitarian, dense, and unapologetically 2010-era digital.
Learn more about the Tunisian Jasmine Revolution (2010) style
- Origin
- Sidi Bouzid, Tunis, Tunisia
- Era
- December 2010 – January 2011; visual aftermath through 2013
- Key figures
- Mohamed Bouazizi · Lina Ben Mhenni · Slim Amamou · Sami Ben Gharbia
- Movements
- Arab Spring (Tunisian first wave) · digital activism · hashtag protest
Tunisian Jasmine Revolution (2010) design spec
Colors
Typography
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