IBM (hebrew version) by rotem dayan

oded ezer asked students on his visual communications course at H.I.T. (holon institute of technology) to design hebrew versions of logos that already exist in latin/arabic/japanese.

‘by investigating and understanding the very basic structures and architectures of the hebrew letters, the task was to match – stylistically – the 2 languages, but without forcing the hebrew to look like english, arabic or japanese letters. it sounds easy, but it’s not. the students simply did a very good job here.’ oded ezer oded ezer and H.I.T. students: hebrew logos disney (hebrew version) by daniela geigner

oded ezer and H.I.T. students: hebrew logos alice in wonderland (hebrew version) by doron baduch

oded ezer and H.I.T. students: hebrew logos al jazeera (hebrew version) done by oded ezer as a demonstration for the students

oded ezer and H.I.T. students: hebrew logos elaf (hebrew version) by lizzy ezra

oded ezer and H.I.T. students: hebrew logos hallmark (hebrew version) by orly dekel

oded ezer and H.I.T. students: hebrew logos carmel (hebrew version) by stav axenfeld

oded ezer and H.I.T. students: hebrew logos leffe (hebrew version) by ben gilboa

oded ezer and H.I.T. students: hebrew logos lübzer (hebrew version) by hadar tal yosef

oded ezer and H.I.T. students: hebrew logos new york times (hebrew version) by michal shani

oded ezer and H.I.T. students: hebrew logos pinterest (hebrew version) by lizzy ezra

oded ezer and H.I.T. students: hebrew logos

pokemon (hebrew version) by doron porat

oded ezer and H.I.T. students: hebrew logos sega (hebrew version) by ziv feldman

oded ezer and H.I.T. students: hebrew logos walkman (hebrew version) by dana levy

oded ezer and H.I.T. students: hebrew logos zaytoon (hebrew version) by doron baduch

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oded ezer and H.I.T. students: hebrew logos

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