طراحی 

Ever wonder how much detail a simple pencil can capture? Look at Reza's "طراحی" or "Design" in Farsi. Born in 1979, the artist uses graphite to bring a bird to life. Notice how each feather seems individually placed? It's a testament to the artist's patience. The soft shading gives the bird volume. You can almost feel its roundness. Did you know? Artists often use blending stumps to achieve such smooth gradients. The composition echoes the delicate precision of Albrecht Dürer's animal studies. While Dürer used ink, Reza employs a similar attention to detail. Look closely, and you'll see subtle variations in line weight. This adds depth and realism. Now, think about the last time you observed a bird in nature. Did you notice the intricate patterns of its plumage? Perhaps Reza's drawing will inspire you to look more closely next time. What details will you capture?