This past week I finished printing a Bat Mitzvah invitation which i also illustrated and hand-calligraphed using my very own alphabet. This was a Bat Mitzvah invitation that I also did the printing for. What a job. There were invitations drying all over the house.
I worked with both the mother and daughter to design the final Hebrew calligraphy image you see. The Bat Mitzvah invitation is three layers.
I loved combining an Art Nouveau sensibility with Hebrew calligraphy. The fonts I chose for both the Hebrew and the English were based on 1920s fonts I found whilst traveling in Morocco and France and then further developed.
The invitations were printed on my amazing Japanese Gocco silkscreen. I love it. Someday I will write an ode to the Gocco.
Tuesday, January 15, 2008
My Newest Endeavor--Silkscreened Bat Mitzvah Invitation
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Labels: announcement, Art Deco, Art Nouveau, Bat Mitzvah, calligraphy, design, gocco, handmade, Hebrew Calligraphy, Invitation, shower, silkscreen, wedding
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5 comments:
Gosh, that's gorgeous!
I've gotta-getta-gocco!
They sound so wonderful & fun!
I really like your blog. Very nice :)
Wow! I love the lettering, it's lovely - definitely art nouveau! Very nice work ♥.
Hello!I saw you on an Etsy forum and I just had to take at look at your blog! The Moleskins are awesome!! Oh, and the Bat Mitzvah invites are beautiful!
Can I link to you on my blog?
gorgeous art nouveau/artdeco invitation. you are very talented. i've also got to purchase one of your moleskines.
So nice. That looks like it is very difficult to do. Good work.
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