Here is one of the books I created in Iran, written in Persian. Every story, I believe, deserves a world of its own — a visual space that breathes with its rhythm and tone. This story unfolds in a quiet rural landscape, where life hums gently through the fields and farmyards. I wove these elements into the illustrations — the warmth of the soil, the stillness of the mornings, the poetry of everyday life. Both the story and the imagery are my own, born from the same vision.
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This is a children’s poetry book that weaves a story through rhythm and verse. I illustrated it with a technique that makes it feel as though the child, upon hearing the poem, has picked up a pencil and begun to draw the story themselves. This approach grew from a close and genuine connection between me, as the creator, and the children a collaboration of imagination where their world and mine beautifully intertwine.
First works are always the ones that linger the longest. This book was my very first a piece where I was both the author and the illustrator. Its writing blends poetry with fiction, weaving words and images into a shared rhythm. It comes from distant years, carrying with it echoes of a time long past and memories that still feel close, like whispers from another life.
This is a book I wrote and someone else illustrated. It's a dramatic story about a street sweeper who falls in love with crows and ends up turning into an orange crow - the exact color of the clothes he always wears.
An educational children's story that highlights the importance of maintaining hope and overcoming pain. Both the story and the illustrations were created by me. The illustration style combines digital techniques with traditional hand-drawn elements. Additionally, I creatively incorporated cut-out animation techniques into the visual design.
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