Meriash Logotype

Screenshot is an interactive bar application, The app combines the experience of going out to a bar in synchronization between the smartphone and the visitor's activity in the bar. The bar is surrounded by screens that dynamically present what is going on in live broadcast. Through the application, the user stays up to date, constantly exposed to new experiences and acquaintances, can order food and drinks and be in the whole partner experience, in exchange for participation, the bar rewards the customers constantly.

Einav Nashiri is a women's clothing brand. Those who wear Einav feel free, sexy femininity with lots of confidence. She is independent and strong. The clothes are leisure, resort clothes designed with a lot of thought. The brand's message is to be a woman and be in constant freedom.

Silk screen printing.

we were asked to redesign the Prosthetic hand and try to think about what can we be improved and renewed of the product. there an ascetic problem in the product. and it is not cynical for the older audience who wants to show more elements and even festive. our main goal was to create a product that is not only functional but also used as a fashion item. we wanna to express the user experience which takes part in the production process until the product reaches the consumer home.

poster story that i draw to a project.

An advertisement that simulates the state of wage gaps between men and women in Israel.

Try to imagine that - your night pillow can switch colors, can play music, massaging and even fresh the air in your bedroom. Concept application that controls your sleeping pillow and monitors your sleep!

I have spoken from a point that pizza is available, it can be fast food, demands the minimum necessities, personally speaking - I rather eat in an underground pizza place than on some fancy restaurant downtown plus it's always available immediately and cheap and not being ‘’wanna be’’ on you. All these things connected me to the street scene in general and to all of the punk culture in particular. The punk culture is disgusted with materialism, it is very urban. The name Geula (free translate from hebrew to salvation, redemption, freedom), refers to the ideology of the punk culture, to the freedom of peace and redemption they believed in the suppression of the law and the establishment or anything that reminded Western society. The place itself is a pizza bar that provides a stage for music, the place is just delicious and cheap. Everyone who buys a pizza gets a poster, each time a different random poster. Few words on the design language, at first i focused on fanzines whose goal was quick and cheap. I chose a three main colors palette of simple, inexpensive pages. The language also involves layers and patterns of the pizza toppings and also the punk favorite cloths. I chose to do all of the branding in Hebrew and i focused on the late 70’ and early 80’ around the well known club name ‘’penguin’’ and the ‘’Dan Cinema’’ movie place. The punk culture in israel is different from the rest of the world. I studied close about the period and the israeli punk bands who involve in their songs political messages that refers to freedom, redemption and salvation( all connected to one word - Geula. My challenge was taking all this language and time zones and turn in into something modern, that fits the present, but still not taking it to commercialized places, and not for profit interests.

The Arctic Monkeys site offers a tour of the band, albums and an online store.

Working for a startup company is where i fell in love with sticky notes. Their colorfulness, their versatility, and the statement they make. So i chose to design my spice package with inspiration from my sticky friends, and their startup vibe. . I investigated. At first, I researched the shape of the sticky notes. They are square and and an easy size for writing, they are lean, like a startup. secondly, I wanted the colors to show through, so I created a window through which the package naturally reflects the vibrant colors of the spices. Lastly, I researched the world of middle eastern patterns and tried to match the colors and atmosphere to that of each spice. A very hot spice would reflect a much livelier pattern. ​ For the package’s material I chose a compostable, eco-friendly cardboard, representative of the middle eastern culture and land. The package’s color is a neutral brown to accentuate the spice’s natural colors. The packages will stick anywhere in your kitchen, and turn it as lively and as vivid as the middle eastern they were inspired from.