Dov Ben David website

Dov Ben David (1927-2010) was one of the senior stage designers in Israel. Ben David designed dozens of stage sets throughout his 29 years of work in Israeli television. At the same time, he designed sets for public events, plays, shows, exhibitions, films, and more. The stage design for the Eurovision Song Contest held in Israel in 1979 is particularly famous. Ben David had also worked on the development of a unique language of photography, with which he created imaginary worlds – "photo-painting".
A retrospective of his works appeared as a book which we designed, later we created a website that showcases his work in the various fields and reviews their wide cultural impact. The site is relevant for students of design, cinema, theater and television, and the broad public who has an interest in visual arts and the history of entertainment in Israel.

Mifal HaPais Council for the Culture and Arts

Dov Ben David (1927-2010) was one of the senior stage designers in Israel. Ben David designed dozens of stage sets throughout his 29 years of work in Israeli television. At the same time, he designed sets for public events, plays, shows, exhibitions, films, and more. The stage design for the Eurovision Song Contest held in Israel in 1979 is particularly famous. Ben David had also worked on the development of a unique language of photography, with which he created imaginary worlds – "photo-painting".
A retrospective of his works appeared as a book which we designed, later we created a website that showcases his work in the various fields and reviews their wide cultural impact. The site is relevant for students of design, cinema, theater and television, and the broad public who has an interest in visual arts and the history of entertainment in Israel.

Mifal HaPais Council for the Culture and Arts

Dov Ben David (1927-2010) was one of the senior stage designers in Israel. Ben David designed dozens of stage sets throughout his 29 years of work in Israeli television. At the same time, he designed sets for public events, plays, shows, exhibitions, films, and more. The stage design for the Eurovision Song Contest held in Israel in 1979 is particularly famous. Ben David had also worked on the development of a unique language of photography, with which he created imaginary worlds – "photo-painting".
A retrospective of his works appeared as a book which we designed, later we created a website that showcases his work in the various fields and reviews their wide cultural impact. The site is relevant for students of design, cinema, theater and television, and the broad public who has an interest in visual arts and the history of entertainment in Israel.

Mifal HaPais Council for the Culture and Arts

Dov Ben David (1927-2010) was one of the senior stage designers in Israel. Ben David designed dozens of stage sets throughout his 29 years of work in Israeli television. At the same time, he designed sets for public events, plays, shows, exhibitions, films, and more. The stage design for the Eurovision Song Contest held in Israel in 1979 is particularly famous. Ben David had also worked on the development of a unique language of photography, with which he created imaginary worlds – "photo-painting".
A retrospective of his works appeared as a book which we designed, later we created a website that showcases his work in the various fields and reviews their wide cultural impact. The site is relevant for students of design, cinema, theater and television, and the broad public who has an interest in visual arts and the history of entertainment in Israel.

Mifal HaPais Council for the Culture and Arts

A social and invironmental responsibility report for the comme il faut fashion company. The report deals with the connections of values and business, presents the spheres of influence of the company on it׳s employees, costomers and suppliers, environmental footprint and community involvement. The look and feel of the report is associated with fashion creation, sewing, cutting etc. Leading typography, page numbers and diagrams are made by hand writing. The color pink which usually is identified with sweet girls was chosen as a strong color conveying a feminist message of women who influence. The bookbinding used overt linen sewing inside a fabric bag. Female employees of the company participated in the planning and production of the bags and some of the design elements.