Squiggly Forks

These “squiggly” lines are in fact the word ‘fork’ but used to create a circular design using the Thuluth script and translated to Persian / Farsi.

It’s interesting how the original word (fork) is lost in the design and “squiggly” lines!

Dreaming of Forks

A circular ‘fork’ design created using the Thuluth script and translated to Persian / Farsi. Who knew forks were so beautiful?!

Forks, Forks, Forks…

Another circular design using the Naskh script and Persian / Farsi translation of the word ‘Fork’.

A Fork variation in Naskh

This ‘fork’ variation was created using the Naskh script and translated from Persian / Farsi. This is a complex circular design of a simple utensil!

Where’s my Fork?

This symmetric ‘fork’ design is created using the Naskh script and translation to Persian / Farsi.

Lord of the Forks

This design (in some way) resembled designs created for the film trilogy of Lord of the Rings.

I created this circular design of ‘Fork’ using the Shekasteh-Nastaliq script and translated to Persian / Farsi.

When Forks collide

This complex circular ‘fork’ design is created by using the Nastaliq script and translating to Persian / Farsi.

Symmetric Forks

A skew-symmetric design of the word ‘Fork’, written in Nastaliq script and translated to Persian / Farsi.

Spoon and Fork in Naskh

The word ‘Spoon and Fork’ written using the Naskh script and translated to Persian / Farsi.

Spoon and Fork in Nastaliq

The words ‘Spoon and Fork’ written in Nastaliq calligraphy. The words were translated to Persian / Farsi.