Zartsy Fartsy

Not to be outdone by Andrew's hard hitting piece about Russian nesting doll zart (zooillogical art), I present to the world: calligraphy zart.

The following are works by the French-living, Sudan-borned zartist: Hassan Musa.

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Thanks to the Sudan Artist Gallery for housing this stuff, as well as other not-too-shabby stuff.

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