an art gallery showing the art projects done in my art rehabilitation class and some personal inspirations
May 16, 2011
Plasticine Tablet- Chamsa
The Chamsa (Arabic) a lucky talisman shaped like a hand is done as a plasticine tablet on a collage using recycle wrapping paper.
Step 1. Work on a precut card board shape of a Chamsa,
glue a line drawing of an object, and then cover the drawing with colored plasticine.
work around the object to cover the cardboad shape.
Use sharp tools to embossed pattern on the plasticine
Brush layer of glue on the shape.
Step 2. While the Chamhsa shape dry creat a wrapping paper collage.
Step 3. Glue cardboard shape on the collage and decorate.
Apr 28, 2011
Doodling, Pink Sky
Study: Doodling Helps You Pay AttentionA new study suggests that idly doodling during meetings or boring lectures helps people pay attention and retain more information.
Read more: http://www.time.com/time/health/article/0,8599,1882127,00.html#ixzz1Kp35qfSgDoodling forces your brain to expend just enough energy to stop it from daydreaming but not so much that you don't pay attention.
I found this 2009 study today while googling doodles to see what can be done with doodles.
Even in my early school years I always doodled, my notebooks and table top was always full of doodlings. In 5rd grade it was faces and in 7th grade it was drawing of shoes, that's when I decided to continue studing art.
Today while I talk on the phone I always doodle. My desk always have layers of paper to write notes and doodle while talking.
Apr 25, 2011
Secret Postcard, Busy Bee
postcard, "busy bee" acrilic on paper
I`ve participated in Secret Postcard Project at Fresh Paint 4 exhibition,
Fresh Paint contemporary art fair in Tel Aviv, the fair initiated and implemented a number of artistic community projects including its successful Secret Postcard Project. Visiting the fair, I did not see my postcard so I assume someone bought it, money donated to art scholarships for teenagers.
see all the postcards http://freshpaint.co.il/cards.php?p=16
Apr 23, 2011
Clay Artproject, Fish
This is a great project to do with autistic adult, always a success.
I allways start with the technique of forming round shape balls the size of a cherry; I like this technique because I do not have to worry about kneading the clay well, and you get a very special boarder edge.
Then I give out a cutout shape of a fish and help the members draw the outline of the fish with a sharp tool on the clay.
Once they had the ouline of the fish or object they used mosic stones to fill the inside of the fish.
I allways start with the technique of forming round shape balls the size of a cherry; I like this technique because I do not have to worry about kneading the clay well, and you get a very special boarder edge.
Using a paper plate as a base we filling the plate with clay balls.
Then I give out a cutout shape of a fish and help the members draw the outline of the fish with a sharp tool on the clay.
Once they had the ouline of the fish or object they used mosic stones to fill the inside of the fish.
Around the fish, the background was embossed with an icecream stick.
A layer of glue in put on the total artproject, once dry the paperplate can be removed.
Apr 8, 2011
Fish , Mix Media with Paper Plate
This was done in 2 session using paper plates.
The first part was a COLOR BLUE collage, using torn blue paper, tissue paper, yarn etc...
The secend session: the Gold fish, embossed aluminum sheet that was precut in the shape of the fish, then designing the frame with paint and color sand.
We stapled the 2 plates together and stringed the fish in the frame.
Mar 28, 2011
Passover Collage
Looking at the Haggadah you can see decorative borders, illustrated text boxes and decorative letters to begin paragraphs.


Our Passover collage, using photocopy page of the Haggadah, embossed aluninium sheets and silver paint.

Mar 8, 2011
Contrast in Nature
Walking by this tree today, I wondered at the contrasting shapes in nature.
To protect the fruit of the tree, the treet growes hundreds of torns some the size of 3 inches.
In contrast to the fruit, which starts as a green oval shape the size of a pear,
Then when opening there is a floppy white cotton looking ball inside.
That expands to to form a shape around 3 times the size of the fruit in awonderful and perfect pompom ball shape, ( as in photo above).
The cotton shape slowly loses its shape, break apart and falls to the ground.
Later on the fruit will bloom to form beautiful white flower.
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