My custom calligraphy artwork is designed with you, my client, in mind. 

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• I start by sitting down with you, usually in my home in Modi'in, Israel.  I get a feel for what you like in art and in life and what your vision is for the piece you are looking to be designed. 

 

• At my home, you can peruse through my portfolio or you can bring an idea that you've seen somewhere else.  This allows me to better understand your preferences. (Not everything I've done is on this website.)

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• The type of design desired, style, type of illumination, size, paper and color are all taken into consideration for the artwork.  I then proceed to sketch a preliminary rough draft and get your approval.

 

• Using the elements discussed and the rough sketch, I develop a draft that I email to you.

 

• After final approval, I proceed to design the custom artwork.

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• For Ketubot, I generally ask you to communicate with the officiating Rabbi.  He will need to send me the exact text for the Ketubah with bride's and groom's names, date of the wedding, and place.  It is extremely important that this be done with absolute care with correct spellings and timing of the event.  Rabbis differ on the wording of the Ketubah and, thus, I need the exact text from them.