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The following are ketubot that I designed especially for Ketubah.com. They are high quality prints that I designed by hand, then scanned into the computer and embellished using Photoshop. They may be purchased by clicking on the images below. You will be transferred to Ketubah.com where you will be given a choice of text and there you will finish your purchase. MAZEL TOV!

“Ani L’Dodi V’Dodi Li – Cool”

“Ani L’Dodi V’Dodi Li – Fiesta

“Ani L’Dodi V’Dodi Li – Purples

“Ani L’Dodi V’Dodi Li – Warm

“Etz Chayim Hee

“Pomegranate

Stars

Toggim – Black on White

Toggim -
Olive

When I was 18, I lived a year on Kibbutz Urim in the Negev Desert in Israel.

I was adopted by the amazing Kudler Family.  They consisted of Tova and Eli (of blessed memory) Carmit and Nirit, and Yochai, my 16 year old brother.  Well Yochai has become quite the beer brewer in the last few years, and is very close to opening his own brewery in Israel.  It will be one of three other microbreweries to exist in Israel.  There are beer brewers in Israel, such as Maccaabi and Goldstar, but they are akin to the Buds and Millers of the US.  I.e.  not very tasty.  To learn more about his accomplishments click here

He is getting alot of demand for his beer, which is very exciting.  What is exciting and a high honor for me is that he asked me to illustrate the bottles.

This has always been a dream of mine since I’ve become a beer drinker ( around age 22, I promise).  I’m definitely guilty of purchasing a 6 pack of beer based on how cool the label looks.  Yochai worked with a graphic designer to come up with the print and logo, and stuck my illustrations behind it.  The result is posted below.  I look forward to being in Israel next time, and ordering NEGEV beer, and seeing my art draped over his delicious beer.

On May 17th, my sister Jenni and I schlepped down to Fredricksburg Virginia to participate in the Marine Corp Half Marathon.  It was wet and rainy the whole day, but we ourselves an amazing time!

I got a real challenge with this one.  The lovely couples wedding theme was “simple”.  And so they wanted a ketuba that was just that: Simple.  Specifically, they wanted it to be black and white.  I knew that Anne was a crafty lady, having been employed by the trendy shop Anthropology, so I was inspired by her to break out the sewing machine to add to the texture of the piece.  I’m really happy with how it came out, as was the lovely couple.

This is a story I just completed inspired by my friend Jason Schwartz’s travels across Eastern Europe. Enjoy.






This is a story I just completed inspired by my friend Jason Schwartz’s travels across Eastern Europe. Enjoy.