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Shiviti sample – Hebrew typography

Posted by rod - 17.11.2011

In 1852 Abraham Ben Zudel painted this fantastic “Shiviti sample. The design is influenced by it’s naïve Sephardi typographic style, decorated with flowers, leaves , stars and even fish. The layout originates from the Kabbalistic visual lexicon. Check out more Hebrew typography inspiration. via hebrewtypography

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Hebrew typography – Family Dialogue

Posted by rod - 11.04.2011

The above Hebrew typography project was created by Israeli graphic designer Shani Barber.

“8 Typographic models represent 4 family figures and their relationship. Each member of the family has his own designed letters, which symbolizes his verbal communication fault. All the letters are based on the same strict grid, that matches the family shared faults. A third dimension joins the equation, and refers to the dominance of each sentence or word, and therefor, relates to the different relationship connections.

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Golan Brewery – Israel

Posted by rod - 02.12.2010

“Branding and design for the Golan Brewery. The Golan Brewery was launched as a joint venture by the Ohayon family and the Golan Heights Winery. Located in Katzrin, the brewery produces beer of an international caliber. In our search for a design concept, we engaged in a dialogue between the local and the sophisticated, the masculine and the liberated, and the rugged and the cultured.” Designed by Israeli design agency Blend It via thedieline

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Jerusalem

Posted by rod - 08.06.2010

Created by Roman Bordobytchkin via citid Honour your city

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Tzabar – Hummus Packaging

Posted by rod - 05.04.2010

Tzabar – Hummus Packaging was designed by Israeli designers Adlai Stock, Barak Nativ – Adlai & Partners

“The family of the Tzabar Hummus salads is united by a certain texture, a swirling arabesque motif, and distinctive writing in an oriental font. These are intended to strengthen the authenticity of the Hummus. The top part of the container and most of the cover are transparent, so the Hummus and its trimmings are visible. The containers are differentiated by color, each one having some connection with the product. For instance â€œThe Mahluta of Nihad the Jordanianâ€ is brown, just like the beans inside.” via Designed in Israel