Ish-Fish drawings
Pilot pens, indian ink and calligraphy color ink on paper, A5 format, July-August 2008.

A part of the never-ending Ish-Fish series. For those of you who don't speak Hebrew: "ish" means "man" and "fish"... hope you already know.

I was told once that works on paper are hard to sell and canvases look more posh, so even if I draw something - I usually do it on canvas. Not to mention that canvases are much stronger and may take lots of abuse.

Unfortunately, I received a block of paper for my birthday, and it immediately seduced me. I will probably use one of the black and white drawings to create graphics for a T-shirt (one-color silkscreen print).

Standed fishes

A series of b/w drawings, November-December 2008.
Pens on paper, A5 format.

Fish drawings (again).

Pens on paper, A4 format, March 2009.

Fishes, fishes, fishes... too many fishes. These are plain drawings, no secret technique used.

Alefbet

A series of 22 drawings, with the letters of Hebrew ABC.

Mixed technique on vintage telephone book cards, 18X18cm each card.

Partly presented in 2003 at Teena gallery, Jerusalem.

Portraits

A series of drawings, December 2007.

Mixed technique on brown paper, 25X25cm each.

Diary 2001

A series of 26 black and white pictures, 17X26 cm each, stabilo pens on yellow card paper.

Drawn during the year 2001, this series is sort of a "diary", combining text with illustrations. Each "page" refers to certain events in the real life - or illustrates some thoughts, caught at the moment of the picture's creation. The series was presented in 2003 at Teena gallery, Jerusalem.