Hebrew Translations of Latin Logos
ASSIGNMENT
Design a Hebrew logo version for a Latin brand logo.
Design a Hebrew logo version for a Latin brand logo.
SCHOOL
H.I.T (Holon Institute of Technology), Visual Communication Department
Holon, Israel
H.I.T (Holon Institute of Technology), Visual Communication Department
Holon, Israel
COURSE
Advanced Typography Class
Advanced Typography Class
INSTRUCTOR
Oded Ezer
Oded Ezer
Ed.’s Note
This post strays off the basic Brand New Classroom formula in a few ways: It shows the work of various students, it doesn’t include sketches or process, and it’s not a reinvention of a brand. But the results are quite fascinating and it’s really amazing to think that this is student work — the visual translations are delightfully accurate. Even if you don’t read Hebrew, it’s easy to appreciate the exercise. You can see Oded’s students in action (on other projects) here.
Opening image, Rotem Dayan for IBM.
Solution
Michal Shani.
Ziv Feldman.
Tamar Roth.
Dudi Braunstein.
Stav Axenfeld.
Daniela Aschenbach.
Orly Dekel.
Oded Ezer’s Website
DATE: Apr.28.2010
POSTED BY: ArminCATEGORY: Typography COMMENTS:
TAGS: carmel, hallmark, hebrew, ibm, Israel, sega, the new york times, typography, unilever,
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