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S.Morteza Omrani

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طراحی پرنده تکنیک: انواع مدادهای طراحی با مغزی گرافیت سایز: 20*29 تاریخ اجرا: خرداد ماه هزار و چهار صد و پنج #sketches #dailydrawing #pencilart #animalsketch #mrtzarts
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Posted On: July 2nd 2026, 05:33 am
طراحی پرنده
تکنیک: انواع مدادهای طراحی با مغزی گرافیت
سایز: 20*29
تاریخ اجرا: خرداد ماه هزار و چهار صد و پنج

#sketches #dailydrawing #pencilart #animalsketch #mrtzarts
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