After A Long Silence I Can Finally Share The Cover I Made For Superforma festival. I'll Be Illustrating

I had the pleasure of contributing to 'The new old' issue of 'weapons of reason' (by the great Human After All). The piece was reviewing latest robotic solutions that could assist us in the future dealing with the care of our ageing population . Boy, this one hit close to home. It's a wonderful issue, a real fascinating read.

Here's a fun project I was lucky enough to take part in. I was one of 9 illustrators who were invited by swimming book to create a postcard of a place they've never been to. The final result is a beautiful hand made and silk screened box, containing 16 postcards from all kinds of places. I'm still waiting for my box to arrive.. If you want to get one as well you better hurry- It's a limited edition of 52 and you can get it right here. 

I had the pleasure of illustrating the cover of 'BERLIN MIT KIND 2016' byHimbeer publishing. It's full of tips for kid friendly places and activities in the city. Order it here http://himbeer-magazin.de/berlin-mit-kind/ or find it in the book shops!

'How to collapse a water bottle' for Wired U.K

Illustrations for enRoute magazine, about Canadian restaurant- trends in 2016.

"Long distance relationship" Part of a cool project i was invited to take part in recently. More coming soon!

Cover illustration for the ‘Disappearance of secrets’ issue of german futuristic Rulebreaker magazine. thanks to Tim Jánszky for this great assignment! 

I'm curating an illustration discussion and presentation night called sneak peek! It's happening in Tel aviv next month. Some really talented Israeli illustrators are going to talk about their works ( Rutu Modan,  Alon Braier and Ori Toor, shimrit Elkanati and Roni Fahima ) Drop by if you're anywhere near!

These two works of mine are participating in Illustrators 55 exhibition in New York. I'm super excited to be visiting NY for the first time. I'll be at the oppening of the show, and also be talking about my work alongside the wonderful keren katz at the comics symposium! 

This commercial poster ended up being killed before making it to NYC's bus stops as planned. I'm still really happy with how it turned out. So here it is!